North Korea has started to rebuild a long-range rocket launch site it promised to destroy last year at the first summit between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and U.S. President Donald Trump, South Korea and foreign experts said Tuesday. Construction work is ongoing at the Sohae Satellite Launching Station at Tongchang-ri, which the regime previously had partially destroyed, South Korea’s National Intelligence Service reported Tuesday, according to the South Korean Yonhap News Agency.

Pakistani authorities on Tuesday said they detained 44 suspected Islamic militants, including relatives of the insurgent leader involved in a deadly bombing in the Indian-controlled region of Kashmir last month. The Interior Ministry in a statement said it decided “to speed up action against all proscribed organizations.”

Afghan troops, with the help of U.S. forces, on Wednesday ended an hourslong extremist attack in the eastern Nangarhar province that killed at least 17 people. Two attackers detonated a suicide bomb at 5 a.m. at a local construction company near the airport in Jalalabad, the provincial capital. Three other insurgents then engaged local guards in a gun battle that lasted more than five hours, said Attahullah Khogyani, a spokesman for the provincial governor. The militants all died in the shootout, said Gen. Ghulam Sanayee Stanikzai, the provincial police chief.

A deadly extremist attack that lasted nearly a day in Mogadishu, Somalia, on Friday shed light on one Islamic terror group’s persistence despite heightened efforts by the United States and other nations to end its insurgency.

Four Americans died in a weekend helicopter crash at a national park in northern Kenya, officials and family members confirmed Monday. A helicopter went down Sunday in the Central Island National Park after visiting the Lobolo tented camp on Lake Turkana. A rescue team found the wreckage at 3 a.m. on Monday, Kenya’s Civil Aviation Authority said in a statement.

The United States and South Korea on Sunday said they will scale back their annual joint military drills in a diplomatic concession to North Korea following last week’s failed summit. The defense chiefs from both countries agreed to replace the Key Resolve and Foal Eagle drills with smaller, revised field training programs and command post exercises, the Pentagon said in a statement.

An executive of a top Chinese telecom company on Sunday sued the Canadian government, the border agency, and police, saying they breached her rights during a Dec. 1 arrest. Canadian authorities detained Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou on behalf of the United States at an airport in Vancouver after she arrived on a flight from Hong Kong. She is charged with misleading banks about the company’s dealings with Iran and violating U.S. sanctions.