Turkish: at least 28 dead as car bomb targets military in Ankara
A bomb attack in the heart of the Turkish capital Ankara – apparently targeting the country’s military – has killed nearly 30 people and injured more than 60.
It’s thought to have been caused by a car bomb. A vehicle filled with explosives reportedly detonated as military buses were stationed close to the armed forces’ headquarters, parliament and government buildings. Buses carrying military personnel were attacked while waiting at traffic lights at an intersection, according to reports…
euronews
UN Warns of Erosion of International Law and Growing Trivialization of Violence
Children and War: Africa’s Daily Struggle, Gaza’s Unfolding Tragedy
From the Trauma of Hiroshima to the Hope of Nuclear Disarmament: The Role of Civil Society and the C...
Education in Africa: When the Start of the School Year Reveals the Continent’s Educational Challenge...