- The French president reportedly plans to extend the state of emergency in France for at least three months in the wake of the deadly terror attacks in Paris.
- Leaders of the Group of twenty meeting in Turkey express concern about the growing flow of foreign militants into Syria and vow to tackle the financing channels of the terrorists.
- And, the deadline for offering further rescue loans to Greece by its international creditors is extended amid difference between the two sides.
- The summit of the Group of twenty is underway in Turkey with the Daesh threat taking the center stage.
- Russia says Moscow and Washington have different views on how to battle Daesh terrorists.
- The U-S military has reportedly delivered a new batch of ammunition to a group of militants fighting against the Syrian government.
- Lebanese security forces have detained 11 people in connection with deadly bombing attacks in the capital Beirut last week.
- Russia says the Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah is a legitimate socio-political force in Lebanon, and not a terrorist organization.
- Greece’s international creditors have extended a deadline to give further rescue loans to the debt-stricken country.
- Myanmar's president has vowed a smooth transition of power to the opposition that has won the majority in parliament
France extends emergency state amid terror threats
The French president reportedly plans to extend the state of emergency in France for at least three months in the wake of the deadly terror attacks in Paris.
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