64 dead in Papua New Guinea tribal violence

64 bloodied bodies have been found in Papua New Guinea's highlands, police said, as officers reported ongoing gun battles between rival tribes.

At least 16 killed as Pakistan tribes clash over coal mine

At least 16 people have been killed and more than 10 injured in a clash between two tribes over the ownership of a coal mine in northwest Pakistan.

‘Shoot-at-sight’ orders issued after violence in India’s Manipur

Authorities in the northeast Indian state of Manipur have issued “shoot-at-sight” orders as soldiers patrol the streets and enforce a curfew to quell violence between tribal and non-tribal groups, officials said on Thursday.

At least 150 people killed in tribal clashes in Sudan

At least 150 people have been killed over the past two days in a tribal conflict in southeastern Sudan, according to local media reports.

Death Toll From Tripoli Clashes Reaches 32, Number Of Injured At 159 - Health Ministry - UrduPoint

The death toll from the clashes between rival groups vying for power in the Libyan capital of Tripoli increased to 32 people, while the number of injured reached 159 people, the country's health ministry said on Sunday.

23 killed in Libya’s Tripoli as fears grow of a wider war | Al Jazeera

Clashes between militias backed by Libya’s rival governments have killed at least 23 people and wounded dozens more, according to the country’s health ministry.

Deadly clashes between rival armed groups erupt in Libyan capital | Al Jazeera

At least two people have been killed after clashes erupted between rival Libyan militias in the centre of Tripoli, with the sound of gunfire echoing through the heavily populated part of the capital city threatening two years of relative peace.

Clashes In Sudans Darfur Kill More Than 100: Tribal Leader - UrduPoint

The latest clashes in Sudan's Darfur region between Arab and non-Arab groups have left more than 100 people killed, a tribal leader said on Monday.

At least 14 civilians mistakenly killed by Indian forces - The Jerusalem Post

Protesters threw stones and set fire to areas around a camp belonging to Indian forces in the remote northeast, with one civilian shot dead in renewed violence a day after 14 people were killed by defense forces, officials said.
At least 14 civilians and one member of the security forces were killed in Nagaland state on Saturday night, after Indian forces mistook a group of laborers for militants and opened fire.

US-Backed Militants Abduct 9 Civilians in Eastern Syria

Kurdish-led members of the so-called Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) kidnapped nine civilians in the eastern province of Deir ez-Zor.

Over 140 killed in Libya after militia allied with UN-backed govt ravages rival military base

Dozens of troops and civilians have reportedly been slaughtered in an attack on an airbase in southern Libya. The attack was blamed on the militia backing the Tripoli-based government of National Accord (GNA), which denies that it sanctioned the carnage.

Egypt tribesmen kill 8 suspected ISIS terrormilitants in Sinai

A powerful local tribe in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula says it killed eight suspected ISIS fighters in battle and captured three more.

Clashes erupt between tribes and ISIS "militants" in Sinai

Three people were injured in clashes between militants and local tribes in the Sinai peninsula in a fight that began when militants shot at a truck smuggling cigarettes into the area, Egyptian security officials said Monday.

Libye: les tribus du Sud signent un accord de paix à Rome

(Belga) Des tribus du sud de la Libye ont signé vendredi à Rome un accord de paix, qui prévoit un contrôle des 5.000 kilomètres de frontières du Sud, où agissent notamment des passeurs de migrants, a confirmé dimanche le ministère italien de l'Intérieur.

Trump signs orders reviving controversial Keystone, Dakota pipelines

US President Donald Trump on Tuesday revived two blocked pipeline projects as he signaled his determination to unpick existing environmental legislation.

Syria pro-regime tribes reject Jordanian king's support

Representatives of some of Syria's leading pro-government tribes Friday rejected support from Jordan's King Abdullah II against ISIS, accusing him of backing "terrorists."

Maliki: ‘diabolical’ Arab states behind Iraq unrest

As Iraqi government forces and allied tribal militias launched an all-out offensive against al-Qaeda-linked militants on Sunday in the Sunni stronghold of Anbar, Iraq’s premier accused “diabolical” and “treacherous” Arab states of being behind strife in the country.
In his remarks, al-Maliki said suicide bombers were coming to Iraq from as far as Morocco, Libya and Yemen, but stopped short of directing his disparaging sentiments against any specific country.
In 2013 alone, the U.N. said violence killed 8,868 people across Iraq. 

“Iraq is the target for some countries that are backing terrorism, and backing evil,” Agence France-Presse quoted Maliki as saying during the speech.