YEMEN
US troops could be prosecuted for war crimes
US Congressman Ted Lieu says American troops could be prosecuted for war crimes for providing support to the Saudi war on Yemen.
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NORTH AFRICA
Tunisia sacks minister for questioning Wahhabism
The government says Prime Minister Chahed decided to relieve Abdeljalil Ben Salem of his duties.
POLITICS
Top Russia, Hungary parliamentarians due in Iran
The speaker of the Hungarian National Assembly and Russia's Federation Council chairperson will pay separate visits to Iran.
LEBANON
Soccer player fighting for Hezbollah slain in Aleppo
A professional Lebanese soccer player has been killed while battling alongside Hezbollah fighters in Syria's northwestern city of Aleppo.
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Indonesians urge dismissal of Jakarta gov.
Tens of thousands of Indonesians took to the streets in the Indonesian capital of Jakarta on Friday, urging the resignation of the governor of the city for “blasphemy.”
NIGERIA
Nigeria Shias: Crackdown smells of Wahhabism
Nigerian Shias say the government has launched a crackdown against them under the influence of Saudi-inspired Wahhabism.
INTERVIEWS
‘US has total disregard for Afghan civilians’
An activist says the United States has total disregard for Afghan civilians and it is either deliberately targeting them or it is lying about having smart weapons.
PALESTINE
Israeli official secretly visits UAE: Report
The Israeli regime’s ambassador to the UN made a recent secret, three-day visit to Dubai along with his staff.
FRANCE
France evacuates new refugee camp in Paris
At least 600 police officers started the evacuation early Friday moving refugees from a camp that had newly emerged near the capital, Paris.
INTERVIEWS
‘Apartheid legacy carries on in South Africa’
An analyst says the fundamental crisis in South Africa is the corruption of an entire politics that has failed to confront the legacies of apartheid.
POLITICS
US voters disgusted by nation’s politics: Poll
An overwhelming majority of voters are disgusted by the state of American politics, according to the final pre-election New York Times/CBS News Poll.
SYRIA
Aleppo truce begins amid Takfiri attacks
The 10-hour ceasefire is aimed at allowing militants and civilians to leave the occupied militant-held parts of Aleppo.
INDIA
'PM May must apologize for UK's colonial sins'
Indian MP Shashi Tharoor says the British PM should kneel down before the Indian nation and apologize for the crimes of the former British empire.
VENEZUELA
Venezuela pres. rejects opposition ‘ultimatums’
The Venezuelan opposition has given President Nicolas Maduro until November 11 to meet its demands.
FOREIGN POLICY
Obama extends national emergency on Iran
US President Barack Obama has extended the country’s national emergency with Iran despite signing a nuclear deal with Iran last year to lift sanctions.
EU
Spain’s PM Rajoy forms new government
He has shaken up several portfolios but kept the ones most crucial to his pro-European Union (EU) policies intact.
IRAQ
Iraqi troops push into Mosul's urban areas
Troops are now gearing up for urban warfare expected to take weeks, if not months, as they work their way neighborhood by neighborhood.
KOREAS
Scandal is all my fault: South Korea president
Speaking in an emotionally-charged, televised address on Friday, President Park also apologized for causing the recent political scandal in the country.
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