ロシア機撃墜はトルコの過剰反応か？ - BBCニュースArticle informationAuthor, ジョナサン・マーカスRole, BBC防衛外交担当編集委員
Europe migrants: Tracing perilous Balkan route to Germany
As soon as migrants arrive in Greece, they head for the border with Macedonia For many thousands of migrants heading to Europe from the Middle East, the long route to a new life now lies through Greece and the Western Balkans with the ultimate destination in Germany and other northern EU countries. It is a journey fraught with risk, braving the Aegean Sea, Balkan people smugglers and the long path
Syria: Mapping the conflict
Homs, Syria's third largest city, has been the scene of heavy fighting. It was dubbed the 'capital of the revolution' after residents embraced the call to overthrow the president in early 2011 and much of the city fell under the control of the opposition. However, government forces gradually took back areas held by rebels and in May 2014, the city was fully regained by regime troops. Fighting cont
Libya trial: Gaddafi son sentenced to death over war crimes
A court in Libya has sentenced Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of deposed leader Col Muammar Gaddafi, and eight others to death over war crimes linked to the 2011 revolution. More than 30 close associates of Col Gaddafi were tried for suppressing peaceful protests during the uprising. Saif al-Islam was not in court, but has previously appeared via video link. He is being held by a former rebel group fr
Nigerian army 'rescues nearly 300' from Sambisa Forest
The army has made gains against the militants in recent months The Nigerian military says it has rescued 200 girls and 93 women from an area where the Islamist militant group Boko Haram is active. However, it said the girls abducted from a school in Chibok in April 2014 were not among them. The military said the girls and women were freed during major operations ending in the seizure of four Boko
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