By Dawoud Abu Alkas , Haseeb Al-Wazeer and Nidal al-Mughrabi GAZA/CAIRO, June 16 (Reuters) – Fadi Al-Arawi, a footballer in the Gaza Strip Premier League, hasn’t been able…
Read more Gazans Displaced by War Watch World Cup From the RuinsBy Emily Green and Herbert Villarraga TIJUANA, Mexico, June 14 (Reuters) – Some 25 miles (40 km) south of the U.S.-Mexico border, nestled between taquerias in the suburbs…
Read more In Tijuana, Iran’s Tiny Diaspora Agrees on Little — Except Team MelliGENEVA (AP) — French and Swiss authorities will impose a week of pandemic-like border restrictions as U.S. President Donald Trump and other leaders attend a G7 summit starting…
Read more G7 Summit at Swiss-French Border Brings Tight Security in Case Violent Protests OccurWASHINGTON, June 10 (Reuters) – The United States, Australia, European allies and other countries condemned Iran-backed groups’ plots to kill Iranian dissidents, journalists and Jewish communities in a…
Read more Allies Condemn Iran’s ‘Lethal Plotting’ in US, Europe, AustraliaMADRID, Feb 27 (Reuters) – A Spanish women’s rights activist who suffered online abuse, including AI-generated fake nude images, said the government’s pledge to regulate social media does…
Read more Spanish Feminist Targeted by AI Fakes Wants Stricter Online RegulationsFeb 27 (Reuters) – U.S. envoy Tom Barrack met former Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, the Shi’ite alliance’s candidate for premier, on Friday, two sources familiar with the…
Read more U.S Envoy Barrack Meets Iraq’s Ex-Prime Minister Maliki, Two Sources SayJAKARTA, Feb 27 (Reuters) – An Indonesian court has jailed nine people in a major corruption case involving subsidiaries of state energy firm Pertamina, including two former chief…
Read more Indonesia Court Jails Ex-CEOs of Pertamina Units in Graft CaseBERLIN, Feb 27 (Reuters) – Buses, trams and trains across Germany ground to a halt early Friday as local transport workers heeded a call by the Verdi public…
Read more Buses, Trams and Trains Grind to a Halt Across Germany at Start of Two-Day StrikeBEIJING, Feb 27 (Reuters) – China’s military said on Friday it conducted a routine patrol in the South China Sea from February 23 to 26, and accused the…
Read more China Conducts Patrol in South China Sea, Accuses Philippines of ‘Disrupting’ PeaceDHAKA, Feb 26 (Reuters) – A court in Bangladesh ordered authorities to seek an Interpol red notice against British lawmaker and former minister Tulip Siddiq on Thursday over…
Read more Bangladesh Court Orders Move to Seek Interpol Red Notice for UK Lawmaker SiddiqDAMASCUS, Feb 26 (Reuters) – The Syrian government and Druze factions controlling the southern city of Sweida on Thursday carried out their first prisoner exchange since deadly clashes…
Read more Syrian Government Forces and Druze Factions Exchange Prisoners in SweidaLONDON, Feb 26 (Reuters) – Images of debris from Russian strikes on Ukraine strongly indicate that Moscow has used a cruise missile whose development led Donald Trump to…
Read more Exclusive-Ukraine Images Indicate Russia Used Missile at Heart of Nuclear Pact CollapseWASHINGTON, Feb 25 (Reuters) – President Donald Trump said Wednesday that two Muslim Democratic U.S. Representatives, Ilhan Omar of Minnesota and Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, should be “institutionalized”…
Read more Trump Says Muslim Lawmakers Omar, Tlaib Should Be Removed From US After Speech ClashBERLIN, Feb 25 (Reuters) – Germany plans to modernise its main security authorities and enlist AI in its fight against organised crime, as it cracks down on financial…
Read more Germany Seeks to Enlist AI, Modernise Security Bodies in Fight Against Organised CrimePARIS, Feb 25 (Reuters) – France on Wednesday appointed Christophe Leribault as the new head of the Louvre, bringing in the director of the Palace of Versailles to…
Read more France Tasks Versailles Director With Overhauling Louvre After HeistMEXICO CITY, Feb 25 (Reuters) – Mexico’s Congress approved a bill late on Tuesday to gradually reduce the workweek from 48 to 40 hours, despite significant resistance from…
Read more Mexico’s Lower House Approves Bill Cutting Workweek to 40 Hours by 2030By Kyu-seok Shim and Joyce Lee SEOUL, Feb 25 (Reuters) – South Korea and the United States will conduct major joint military drills known as Freedom Shield from…
Read more South Korea and the US to Conduct Freedom Shield Military Drills in MarchJERUSALEM, Feb 24 (Reuters) – The U.S. will provide on-site passport services this week in a settlement in the West Bank, marking the first time American consular officials…
Read more US to Offer Passport Services in West Bank Settlement for First TimeBRUSSELS, Feb 24 (Reuters) – An EU internal memo has raised security concerns about the escape of thousands of people from a detention camp holding relatives of suspected…
Read more EU Memo Raises Security Concerns Over Mass Escape From IS-Linked Syria CampMOGADISHU, Feb 24 (Reuters) – About 6.5 million people in Somalia face acute hunger due to drought, the government and the United Nations said on Tuesday, sounding the…
Read more About 6.5 Million People in Somalia Face Acute Hunger Due to Drought, Government and UN Say
