insurgency

India Forces Raid Maoist Hideout, Killing 12 Rebels: Police

Indian security forces killed at least 12 Maoist rebels during a raid on Wednesday that also left three officers dead, police said, as authorities press a major offensive to quash the guerrillas.

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Malian Woman Who Posted on TikTok Abducted, Executed

Suspected jihadists in northern Mali kidnapped a young woman who had been posting on TikTok and then publicly executed her, her family and local officials said Sunday.

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Drone Attack Strikes Sudan Capital: Army Source, Eyewitnesses

A series of drone attacks targeted the Sudanese capital Khartoum for multiple hours, eyewitnesses and an army source said.

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Indian Maoist Rebel Leader and 60 Fighters Surrender

Indian officials said that a senior Maoist rebel leader and around 60 fighters have surrendered, weeks after the guerrillas announced a halt to their decades-long insurgency.

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DR Congo and M23 Sign Deal on Ceasefire Implementation: Qatar

The Democratic Republic of Congo and the Rwanda-backed M23 group signed an agreement in Doha to establish a ceasefire monitoring mechanism.

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Madagascar Army Installs New Chief, President Denounces Power Grab

A Madagascar army unit siding with anti-government protesters installed a new military chief as President Andry Rajoelina denounced an "attempt to seize power illegally."

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Myanmar Junta Strike Kills Dozens at Festival Protest: Residents

A Myanmar military strike on a festival event and protest killed 40 people.

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Jihadists in Deadly Attack on Mozambique Port Near Gas Hub

Insurgents linked to the Islamic State group attacked a key Mozambique port town near a major international gas hub, clashing with troops and beheading at least two civilians, locals reported Monday.

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Colombia Rescues 27 Soldiers, Dozens Remain Captive

Colombian authorities rescued 27 of 72 soldiers held captive Sunday in the country's southwest, an area controlled by guerrillas and plagued by drug cultivation, military officials said.

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72 Colombian Soldiers Detained in Guerrilla-Controlled Zone

At least 72 soldiers were detained Sunday in the guerrilla-controlled Cauca department of southwestern Colombia, an epicenter of world coca production, military officials said.

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