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  • 30
    May
    2012
    12:41pm, EDT

    Syrians shot while trying to cross border into Lebanon

    Hussein Malla / AP

    A Syrian woman, cries as she carries her injured son who was shot in his hand by the Syrian border guard when they were crossing a river from Syria to Lebanon, at the northern Lebanese-Syrian border town of Wadi Khaled, in Akkar, north Lebanon, Wednesday, May 30. U.N. observers have discovered 13 bound corpses in eastern Syria, many of them apparently shot execution-style, the monitoring mission said Wednesday. The announcement comes days after a massacre in Houla, in the central Homs province, which killed more than 100 people and prompted worldwide condemnation against the regime of President Bashar Assad.

    Hussein Malla / AP

    A Lebanese Red Cross volunteer, left, treats a Syrian injured man who was shot in his leg by the Syrian border guard when he was crossing a river from Syria into Lebanon, is seen on the ground, at the northern Lebanese-Syrian border town of Wadi Khaled, in Akkar, north Lebanon, Wednesday May 30.

    MSNBC's Thomas Roberts speaks with NBC Chief Pentagon Correspondent and Ambassador Marc Ginsberg, former U.S. Ambassador to Morocco, about the mounting pressure on the Obama administration to intervene following the massacre in Syria.

     For the latest news from the conflict in Syria click here.

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  • 2
    May
    2012
    12:09pm, EDT

    Refugees flee violence in Mali

    Abdelhak Senna / AFP - Getty Images

    A young Malian refugee shelters in M'bere camp near Bassiknouin south-east Mauritania on May 2.

    Abdelhak Senna / AFP - Getty Images

    Malian refugee children play in the M'bere refugee camp near Bassiknou in the Nema region of Southwestern Mauritania on May 2.

    Abdelhak Senna / AFP - Getty Images

    A youmg girl poses in the M'bere refugee camp near Bassiknou in the Nema region of Southwestern Mauritania on May 2. More than 320,000 people have fled their homes in Mali since mid-January, with more than half seeking refuge in neighbouring countries, UN officials said.

    Abdelhak Senna / AFP - Getty Images

    Malian army soldiers patrol in the M'bere refugee camp near Bassiknou in the Nema region of Southwestern Mauritania on May 2.

    Abdelhak Senna / AFP - Getty Images

    A Malian refugee holds her children in the M'bere refugee camp near Bassiknou in the Nema region of Southwestern Mauritania on May 2.

     From Reuters: BAMAKO  - Gunfire erupted in Mali's capital Bamako on Wednesday in the third day of clashes between the military junta and soldiers loyal to the ousted president, forcing residents to flee for cover, witnesses said.

    A Malian security source told Reuters the junta's troops were asking people to leave their buildings as they searched for remaining loyalist fighters, including suspected foreign mercenaries, who had mounted a counter-coup attempt.

    "The evacuation is meant to help the work of the soldiers who are in the process of sweeping the city in search of mercenaries that have infiltrated the population," the source said, asking not to be named. For the latest on this violence in Mali click here.

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  • 24
    Oct
    2011
    12:40pm, EDT

    Fayaz Aziz / Reuters

    An internally displaced girl from Bara looks through a scarf covering her face while sitting amid other women waiting to be registered at the Jalozai camp, supported by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), in Pakistan's northwest Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Province on October 24. Families continue to evacuate Bara on Monday as the Pakistan army geared up for an operation against militants in the Khyber tribal region, local media reported.

    Pakistan families evacuate Bara region before operation against militants

    For more of the latest images from Pakistan click here to see the slideshow.

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