As details emerge of the shocking tactics used in the two bomb attacks in Indonesia over the last 48 hours, a regional analyst has said he was not surprised by the apparent Islamist motive.
As details emerge of the shocking tactics used in the two bomb attacks in Indonesia over the last 48 hours, a regional analyst has said he was not surprised by the apparent Islamist motive.
A suicide bomber killed 24 people and injured 42 others on Monday after ramming his car loaded with explosives into a bus in the Afghan capital.
Nineteen people have been killed and at least 50 have been injured when an explosive device detonated during an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, UK.
North Carolina’s victory over Gonzaga in last night’s NCAA title game is dominating headlines this morning. Meanwhile, four other stories in the news are more troubling.
Suicide attacks on two predominantly Christian communities in northeast Nigeria today and on Wednesday (Jan. 27) left at least 26 persons dead and dozens of others injured, sources said.
Boko Haram militants attacked the Nigerian town of Chibok on Wednesday (Jan. 27), killing at least 16 people.
At least five Christians were killed in northeastern Nigeria over a weekend of violence capped by a twin bombing in Jos that led to attacks on two church buildings on Sunday night.
Six people were killed Sunday (July 5) when a suicide bomber detonated a bomb at a church in northeastern Nigeria.
At least 40 people were killed in a suicide bombing attack that authorities believe to be the work of terrorist group Boko Haram.
Over one hundred people were killed in Friday when suicide bombers attacked two mosques in Yemen’s capital city of Sana.
