NEWS BULLETIN
Mexican artists adorn US border with graffiti
Mexican artists have started adorning a stretch of the border fence with giant graffiti to promote peace between the US and Mexico.
LATEST
IRAQ
Top advisor to Daesh ringleader killed in Mosul
Iraqi fighter jets target Abu Usama and a number of his henchmen as part of large military operations to drive Daesh out of its last bastion in the country.
COLOMBIA
Colombia, FARC renegotiating peace deal
The government and the rebels have returned to a familiar site for the talks: Havana, Cuba, where they held talks for 4 years.
PALESTINE
‘B’Tselem not intimidated by Israel threats’
B’Tselem accuses Tel Aviv officials of resorting to threats against those who speak out against the Israeli occupation of Palestinians territories.
ECONOMY
'Leading banks set to withdraw from UK'
Big banks will begin a large withdrawal of their presence within Britain over Brexit, according to chief executive of the British Bankers’ Association.
NEWS BULLETIN
Hamilton takes pole position at US F1 Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton will start the United States Grand Prix from pole position after holding off his championship rival Nico Rosberg in Austin.
EU
Lithuanians head to polls in runoff elections
Lithuania’s opposition seeks to capitalize on public dissatisfaction with the incumbent government to rise to power in the Sunday elections.
POLITICS
Trump vows to sue 'every' sex accuser
Donald Trump threatens to sue "every woman" who has accused him of sexual misconduct.
MILITARY
US sends more spies to Iraq
The US military is sending additional intelligence analysts to gather intelligence from Daesh during the Mosul offensive.
POLITICS
Moore calls Trump voters ‘legal terrorists’
US filmmaker Michael Moore describes anyone voting for Donald Trump as a “legal terrorist.”
MORE
Manhunt in Haiti after mass prison break
Two people die as more than 170 inmates escape from a prison north of the capital Port-au-Prince.
POLITICS
‘AT&T-Time Warner deal destroys democracy’
Donald Trump says he will block planned purchase of media giant Time Warner by AT&T Corp. if he wins the presidency.
YEMEN
UN calls for renewal of Yemen ceasefire
UN calls for renewal of a 72-hour ceasefire in Yemen for further delivery of humanitarian aid.
SYRIA
War back in Aleppo as clashes end ceasefire
Fighting returns to Syria’s Aleppo as a ceasefire comes to an end in the divided city.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US rapist gets 1503 yrs for daughter case
A US judge sentences California father to a 1,503-year prison term over raping of his own teenage daughter.
GERMANY
Germans march for Afghan refugee rights
Germans gather in protest at Berlin’s policies aimed mass deportation of Afghan refugees.
INTERVIEWS
Why US polls do not actually matter
Polls conducted ahead of the US 2016 presidential election “do not matter,” as “electoral rigging” could always change the result of the vote in favor of the other party, says an analyst.
MILITARY
UK training Saudi pilots for Yemen war
The UK is training Saudi pilots amid reports of war crimes in Yemen.
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