NIGERIA
UN: 75,000 Nigerian kids face death
UNICEF says 75,000 Nigerian children will starve to death if sufficient funds are not raised urgently.
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SOCIETY
1 killed, 108 injured in US train crash
New Jersey officials fear “mass causalities” as a train slams into a crowded station.
POLITICS
Trump’s wealth slashed by $800mn
Most of Donald Trump’s assets are losing value, according to Forbes.
RUSSIA
‘Russia to stand by Syria despite US threats’
Russia says Washington’s inability to meet its obligations in Syria, camouflaged with its anti-Russia rhetoric, does not help the resolution of the conflict.
SYRIA
Syria takes back camp north of Aleppo
Handarat’s liberation facilitates the return of thousands of displaced Palestinian refugees to their homes in the camp after some four years.
EGYPT
At Scorpion jail, you don't come out alive
Human Rights Watch says the purpose of the prison in Cairo is to “throw government critics and forget them."
TURKEY
Turkey 'ready' for Syria work with Iran, Russia
Turkey supports militants, while Iran and Russia assist the Syrian government in its fight against foreign-backed terrorist groups.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahraini FM's praise for Peres sparks outcry
Bahrain does not have diplomatic relations with Israel but some Arab states, chiefly Saudi Arabia, have recently moved to warm relations with Tel Aviv.
CHINA
China warns Japan ‘not to play with fire’
The Chinese military will not sit and watch Japan doing patrols with the US in the South China Sea, says Beijing.
SYRIA
'US inviting terrorists to attack Russian cities'
Russia is outraged after US State Department spokesman John Kirby said terrorists in Syria could launch attacks "against Russian interests, perhaps even Russian cities."
BRAZIL
Three killed in Brazil amid electoral violence
The shooting occurred in the town of Itumbiara in the central Brazilian state of Goias on Wednesday when a gunman opened fire on a campaign rally motorcade.
PAKISTAN
India ‘hits targets in Pakistan’
India says it has conducted “surgical strikes” against militants in Kashmir; Pakistan says it only received provocative cross-border fire that killed two of its soldiers.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US Navy investigated sailor who didn’t salute
A US Navy sailor faces discipline after failing to salute as the national anthem played during a recent morning flag-raising at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
INTERVIEWS
'9/11 bill vote, embarrassment for Obama'
An academic says the vote on 9/11 bill is a profound embarrassment for Obama who saw the first veto override of his presidency.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahrainis rally to support top Shia cleric
The protest rally was held in the northwestern village of Diraz to mark the 100th day since Sheikh Qassim was stripped of his nationality.
TURKEY
Syria Kurds: Turkish airstrike kills 9 civilians
Syrian Kurds say Turkey is targeting them in northern Syria to undermine their progress against Daesh militants.
SOCIETY
Video of US police killing boy, 6, released
A court in the US state of Louisiana has released a video showing officers fatally shooting a 6-year-old autistic boy last November.
INTERVIEWS
'Carter’s nuclear remarks show rift in US'
An analyst says Carter’s remarks on US nuclear policy indicate a rift between the White House and the Pentagon.
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