Arab League to create military force

France is to send an extra 400 troops to the Central African Republic to help quell months of sectarian violence.

African countries have come together to create a military force that could step in and deal with conflicts on the continent.

The “missileers” who oversee America’s land-based nuclear arsenal were once seen as the tip of the spear for the US military during the tense days of the Cold War.

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