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China’s only overseas military base is located in Djibouti, not far from the U.S. base Camp Lemonnier. Maj. Gen. William Zana, the most senior U.S. officer in Africa, tells NBC News’ Keir Simmons that he believes this Chinese base is the first of more to come

Australia ends Pakistan’s T20 World Cup run Pakistan’s 16-match winning streak in UAE came to and on Thursday when they suffered a five-wicket defeat against Australia at Dubai International Stadium. The nail-biting match kept cricket lovers on the edge in both innings, where the Aussies were the better team, who will now play against New Zealand in the final on Sunday, November 14. Cricket fans were not happy with Hassan Ali’s performance and trolled him for dropping the catch of Mathew Wade, who went on to hit back-to-back three sixes to win the semifinal by five wickets. Here is how the fans reacted to the catch drop: Matthew Wade and Marcus Stoinis stood unbeaten in a six-hitting feast to lead Australia into the Twenty20 World Cup final with a five-wicket win over Pakistan on Thursday. Chasing 177 for victory, Australia was in trouble at 96-5 when Stoinis (40) and Wade, who hit the winning six in his 41, put on 81 runs to finish off the match with one over to spare in Dubai. The left-handed Wade, who was dropped by Hasan Ali on 21, smashed three straight sixes off Shaheen Shah Afridi in the 19th over to set up a title clash with New Zealand in Dubai on Sunday. David Warner made 49 before being caught behind off-leg-spinner Shadab Khan who took four wickets. Australia suffered an early blow when Shaheen trapped skipper Aaron Finch lbw for naught as the Pakistan-dominated crowd erupted. The in-form Warner kept up the attack from one end with support from Mitchell Marsh. But Shadab turned up the heat in the seventh over to get Marsh out for 28. The leg-spinner struck in each of his four overs to claim the big wickets of Steve Smith, for five, Warner, and Glenn Maxwell, for seven as Australia lost half their side for 96. Warner walked when he was caught behind after hitting three fours and three sixes in his 30-ball stay but replays later showed there was no contact off the batsman’s bat.