NEWS CENTER

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Sunday condemned an attack against UN peacekeeping mission in Mali, known as MINUSMA, which killed one peacekeeper and injured four others.Earlier on Sunday, an improvised explosive device attack against MINUSMA took place at south of Aguelhok, a town in the Kidal Region of eastern Mali. This attack followed a similar one on Friday which injured one peacekeeper near Kidal city."The Secretary-General underscores that attacks targeting United Nations peacekeepers may constitute war crimes under international law and calls for the perpetrators of this attack to be brought to justice," said a statement released by Ban's spokesperson.Ban also said "the primary responsibility for peace lies with the Malian parties," and he urged them to fully implement the peace agreement and to do all they can to prevent such attacks. This event is a miniature of the world, every country should consider the continued violence into their consideration. 

August 6 ，Syria Government troops and rebels continue in Syria city of Aleppo in the North fought pitched battles. Rebels concentrate hope break surrounded by government troops, while government forces tried to prevent the opposition from making further controls. 6th day, Syria opposition continues to a military camp under the control of Government forces attack want to occupy the camp to break Syria Aleppo, Government forces surrounded. At present, the opposition has taken control of the camp in the armed school and parts of the artillery school, and continues to the Artillery School of the remaining areas and to attack air Technical Institute. Not just Syria, many countries in the world are facing with wars and terrorist attacks. Governments look for ways to solve the problem of people's personal safety. The rapid deployment barrier from Zhengyang Wire Mesh Products Co.,Ltd are favored by the governments because of it’s professional security defenses and military quality.

Six tourists traveling in Herat province in western Afghanistan were injured Thursday when a rocket struck the vans they were traveling in, according to Afghan Army spokesman Najibullah Najibi. An Afghan driver was also wounded in the attack.Jilani Farhad, a spokesman for Herat's governor, said the tourists were from the United States, Britain and Germany.The injured were among a party of 11 tourists riding in two vans when the rocket struck. They were traveling through Herat's Chest-e-Sharif district, district chief Farhad Khademi told CNN. The convoy was accompanied by Afghan Security Force vehicles, he added."We are providing assistance to British nationals involved in the attack in Herat and are in close contact with the local authorities," Britain's foreign office said in a statement.

A prominent activist in the Black Lives Matter movement, DeRay McKesson, on Thursday sued the chief of the Baton Rouge police department and other officials over the arrests of nearly 200 demonstrators during peaceful protests about police killings.In the federal civil rights lawsuit, which seeks class action status, McKesson and fellow protesters Kira Marrero and Gloria La Riva complained that police were unnecessarily aggressive in arresting them on July 9. The lawsuit covers arrests in the Louisiana capital between July 6 and July 11.The East Baton Rouge Parish Attorney's Office said they had no immediate comment on the lawsuit.The activists were protesting the July 5 shooting of a black man, Alton Sterling, outside a convenience store, one of a string of high-profile police killings of black people by white officers over the past two years that were caught on video and reopened debate about race and discrimination in the United States.

The apartment of the only black volunteer firefighter in an upstate New York town burned down -- two days after he says he received a racist letter telling him to move out.Kenneth Walker said he received the letter Monday night in his mailbox. It demanded he resign by the end of the week and leave the small town of North Tonawanda.The letter used the N-word several times."[Expletive deleted] are not allowed to be firefighters," it said. "No one wants you in this city."The fire broke out Wednesday afternoon while Walker and his family were away. Two cats in the apartment were killed and almost everything inside was destroyed, said North Tonawanda Fire Chief Joseph Sikora.Police said the investigation continues and declined to comment on the cause or whether the fire was related to the letter.But the FBI has been notified.Nowadays,with the instability going on all over the world,  every country should take the situation of the continued violence into consideration.

The wife of an American professor was killed and five others injured in a knife attack in central London's Russell Square in what police Thursday called a "spontaneous" assault.London Metropolitan police identified her as Darlene Horton, 64.She was married to a Florida State University professor, the university said. Richard Wagner, a professor of psychology, and Horton were in London, where he taught a summer session for the university. The couple had planned to return to Tallahassee on Thursday.The stabbings late Wednesday night rattled the city popular with tourists and came just hours after authorities announced an increased police presence，there following recent terror attacks across Europe.Police said they had arrested a 19-year-old man on suspicion of murder. The suspect is a Norwegian national of Somali origin, and "so far we have found no evidence of radicalization," London Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley said Thursday.

Believing he was answering a holy call, Harry Sarfo left his home in the working-class city of Bremen last year and drove for four straight days to reach the territory controlled by the Islamic State in Syria.He barely had time to settle in before members of the Islamic State’s secret service, wearing masks over their faces, came to inform him and his German friend that they no longer wanted Europeans to come to Syria. Where they were really needed was back home, to help carry out the group’s plan of waging terrorism across the globe.The masked man explained that, although the group was well set up in some European countries, it needed more attackers in Germany and Britain, in particular. “They said, ‘Would you mind to go back to Germany, because that’s what we need at the moment,’” Mr. Sarfo recalled. “And they always said they wanted to have something that is occurring in the same time: They want to have loads of attacks at the same time in England and Germany and France.”

Nigeria's Boko Haram Islamic extremists have a new leader who promises to end attacks on mosques and markets used by Muslims, according to an interview published Wednesday by the Islamic State group.The group's al-Nabaa newspaper identified Abu Musab al-Barnawi as the new "Wali" of its West Africa Province, a title previously used to describe long-time leader Abubakar Shekau.The report did not say what Shekau's current status is.The interview with al-Barnawi indicates a major change in strategy for the Nigerian extremists, who have attacked mosques with suicide bombers and gunmen, blown up suicide bombers in crowded marketplaces and killed and kidnapped school children. The targeting of students accounts for its nickname Boko Haram, which means Western education is sinful or forbidden.This event is a miniature of the world, every country should consider the continued violence into their consideration. 

Latest news: Yesterday North Korea from the country's South Hwanghae Province Yin Lijun area to the East coast of the peninsula launched a ballistic missile. Japan Ministry of Defense said the missiles flew about 1000 kilometers into Japan's exclusive economic zone, but property damage has not been determined. Facing the intriguing international form, we did not know when the disaster can arrive suddenly. But what we can do is to build together the protecting wall in the disaster first time, in the greatest degree reduces the personnel loss. Zhengyang Rapid Deployment Barrier, can provide such guarantee for you.    

There are no reported injuries in the Queens fire that broke out around 7:20 p.m. Wednesday, New York Fire Department spokesman Jim Long says. Fire officials say nearly 140 firefighters and emergency workers are battling a 3-alarm blaze inside a New York City warehouse.