The United Nations Human Rights Council agrees to launch an international investigation into allegations of abuses by all sides in Ethiopia's Tigray conflict.

“I have to assume that something like that is happening,” Martin Griffiths said.

The United Nations (UN)'s top aid official denounces as "dangerous" accusations by Ethiopia's federal government that aid workers were favoring and even arming rebel forces in the country's conflict-ridden region of Tigray.

The war in Ethiopia’s restive region of Tigray looks set to intensify as a government ceasefire seems to come to an end and the neighboring Amhara region vows to go on the offensive against Tigrayan forces.

Seuxis Paucias Hernandez, known in Colombia by his nom de guerre Jesus Santrich, was traveling on a truck in the western Venezuelan state of Zulia when he was attacked by a Colombian commando unit that had illegally crossed the border, a group of former FARC members has claimed.

The Chadian military has launched a strong attack on rebels in the African country’s north to deter their planned advance on the capital, N'Djamena, after President Idriss Deby's funeral.

The interior minister said two army brigades were targeted by the rebels on the outskirts of the capital.