Новости за 24.11.2015

A teenage boy has died of Ebola in Liberia, a health official said Tuesday, the first fatality since July in one of the three West African countries hit hardest by the worst ever outbreak of the disease.

In his first month at Fort Bliss, British Brig. Gen. Frazer Lawrence has noticed a few small differences, but the big things are the same as back home. Lawrence took over as the new deputy commander for operations for the 1st Armored Division on Oct. 18. On Monday, Fort Bliss and the division held a welcome ceremony for Lawrence and his wife, Jo.

The DODDS-Europe Division I champion Stuttgart Panthers placed three players among the 20 named to the 2015 All-Europe volleyball teams, announced Tuesday by DODDS-Europe Athletic Director Karen Seadore.

The Russian Defense Ministry says three Russian journalists have been injured while traveling to front-line positions in Syria.

A Thai military court on Tuesday indicted two foreigners accused of carrying out a deadly bombing at a shrine in Bangkok but questions hang over the case because of the attackers' unclear motive and an opaque investigation.

President Barack Obama will stand in solidarity with French President Francois Hollande at the White House Tuesday, 11 days after the Paris attacks, in a visit complicated by Turkey's shoot-down of a Russian warplane.

Mizanur Rahman sat in a coffee shop in Palmers Green, wearing a court-mandated electronic ankle bracelet beneath his long, black Muslim robe.

Former defense secretary Robert Gates provided a reality check last week to much of the overblown political rhetoric being voiced about how to deal with the Islamic State in the wake of the Nov. 13 attacks in Paris.

State media broadcast photos Monday of the two slain attackers of a luxury hotel in Mali's capital, appealing for anyone who knew them to come forward with information about the gunmen.

An Army helicopter that crashed may have collided with a power pylon or high-tension wires, according to South Korea media.

Japan’s forces are capable of conducting operations in the South China Sea alongside the United States if called upon, the commander of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force said Tuesday following a bilateral sea exercise.

San Diego has a new aircraft carrier. The flattop Theodore Roosevelt arrived Monday morning, its sailors lining the deck in dark dress uniforms to meet their new town.

A group of Marines from Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni got a taste of the samurai life Sunday during the annual Kuragake Castle Festival in Kuga.

Impoverished migrant workers in Thailand are sold or lured by false promises and forced to catch and process fish that ends up in global food giant Nestle SA's supply chains.

The White House urged allies on Monday to do more in the campaign against the Islamic State, while President Barack Obama faced pressure in return to show the U.S.-led coalition will intensify efforts in response to the Paris attacks, even without a major shift in strategy.

A street cleaner found an explosive vest similar to those used in the Paris attacks on Monday near the place where a suspect's mobile phone had been found, raising the possibility that he aborted his mission, either ditching a malfunctioning vest — or fleeing in fear.

President Barack Obama has been steadfast in his opposition to a no-fly zone over Syria as allies in the fight against Islamic State militants contend a “safe zone” in the country’s northern airspace has merits.

Americans should be alert to the possible travel risks, especially during the holidays, following increased terrorist threats around the world, the State Department warned on Monday.

The Army Electronic Warfare School trains troops on how to disrupt an enemy's communications systems using electromagnetic signals rather than conventional weapons like bombs or bullets.

An investigation has determined an Osprey crash that killed two Marines in May at Marine Corps Training Area Bellows on Oahu was mainly due to pilot performance and an improper site survey of the terrain.

For years, Deb Bristow and "her guy" were inseparable. She wore his bracelet as a student at West High School in the early 1970s and beyond.

The competing claims by the Macina Liberation Front and Al-Mourabitoun to have carried out Friday's attack on the Radisson Blu hotel in Bamako highlight the number of militant Islamic groups flourishing in Mali. Here is a glance at the various groups.

While it’s difficult to tell just how prepared every state and municipality is for a potential terrorist attack, security specialists say the ability to prevent and react well depends on a communication system and local counterterrorism efforts that are still underdeveloped, even 14 years after 9/11.