YEMEN
Yemeni kids paying ‘heaviest price’ amid Saudi war
As Saudi war enters its third year, millions of malnourished Yemeni children are teetering between life and death, UNICEF warns.
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‘Monster’ cyclone batters northeast Australia
Australia’s northeastern coastline is hit hard as Cyclone Debbie makes landfall.
POLITICS
WikiLeaks denies contact with Trump
Transparency group WikiLeaks has denied opening a back-channel for longtime Donald Trump associate Roger Stone.
IRAQ
Amnesty: US not protecting Iraqi civilians
Russia calls for a UNSC briefing over a recent US airstrike on west Mosul that claimed the lives of over 200 people as Pentagon is analyzing over 700 video feeds to blame someone else for it.
PALESTINE
Netanyahu thanks Trump for supporting Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu thanks the new US government for its support of the Tel Aviv regime.
POLITICS
Sturgeon, May hold ‘businesslike’ talks
Scotland First Minister Nicola Sturgeon holds a meeting with British Prime Minister Theresa May ahead of Britain’s exit from the European Union.
POLITICS
Trump’s budget ‘must be defeated’
Key Democratic figure Senator Bernie Sanders lambasts US President Donald Trump’s proposed budget over its “draconian cuts " in the education and environment sectors.
GERMANY
100-kg gold coin stolen in Germany
A 100-kilogram gold coin worth $4 million, bearing an image of Queen Elizabeth II, is stolen from a museum in Germany.
TURKEY
'Nearly 5k Turkish academics sacked after coup bid'
Nearly 5,000 Turkish academics have been sacked by the government since last summer’s failed coup, Turkey's main opposition party says.
POLITICS
‘Iran-Russia ties positive for stability, security’
The Iranian president says relations between Iran and Russia play an effective role in promoting regional and international stability and security.
FOREIGN POLICY
‘US to boycott nuclear arms ban treaty talks’
The US, UK, and France will boycott the UN negotiations aimed at creating a nuclear weapons ban treaty, Ambassador Nikki Haley says.
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Japan loans Manila planes to patrol S China Sea
Japan will lease a total of five surplus Beechcraft TC-90 planes to the Philippines to patrol South China Sea.
INTERVIEWS
‘Moving Israel embassy to discredit US in world’
A commentator says moving the American embassy in Israel would delegitimize the United States.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahrain court jails seven anti-regime activists
Seven Bahraini activists receive jail terms as Manama presses ahead with its crackdown.
DEFENSE
Iran Navy flotilla berths at Indian port
An Iranian Navy fleet docks at India’s Port of Cochin in a bid to expand naval relations.
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Malaria kills 150 in Zimbabwe after heavy rains
A government official said Monday at least 150 people have died of malaria in Zimbabwe over the past two months.
NIGERIA
Boko Haram kills 3 civilians in NE Nigeria
Boko Haram terrorists storm a village in northeast Nigeria, killing three people on suspicion of collaborating with the military.
SOCIETY
‘UK attacker identified as extremist in 2010’
The British-born man who killed four people in London last week was known as a potential extremist to UK intelligence agencies in 2010, a report says.
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