Using a Tactic Unseen in a Century, Countries Cordon Off Ebola-Racked Areas A soldier stood guard at a roadblock outside the Kenema district last week after Sierra Leone deployed troops to enforce an Ebola quarantine in the eastern part of the country.Credit...Tommy Trenchard for The New York Times The Ebola outbreak in West Africa is so out of control that governments there have revived a disease
One of the key issues in the Syrian conflict over the past two years has been the supply of weaponry to both sides, which has kept the fighting going. The government has been able to rely on a steady flow of arms from its foreign allies, while the rebels have received weapons and non-lethal aid in a more clandestine way. Here is a look at where the military support is coming from. Before the start
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