Trump floats renaming Strait of Hormuz as ‘Trump Strait’
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Erdogan says world cares more about Syria’s oil than its children
U.S. lawmakers to set rules of engagement for Trump impeachment vote
Clashes erupt in New Delhi over citizenship law; Modi rejects criticism
Thousands of Thai fishermen protest against tough industry regulations
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Estonia minister under fire over ‘shop girl’ comment
Violent clashes erupt in Beirut between Shiite protesters, police
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In blow to Macron, France pensions reform tsar resigns
France’s minister for pension reform resigned on Monday over a potential conflict of interest, dealing a blow to President Emmanuel Macron as trade unions staged a 12th day of strikes and prepared for more street protests against the planned changes. Jean-Paul Delevoye, the High Commissioner for Pensions, was one of Macron’s most trusted allies and […]
Trump dithers on participation in 2020 presidential debates
U.S. President Donald Trump has cast doubt on whether he will participate in the customary televised debates in 2020 ahead of the presidential election in November. “I will make a decision at an appropriate time,” Trump said as part of a series of tweets in which he bashed the non-profit Commission on Presidential Debates that […]
China’s Xi vows support for Hong Kong leader during ‘most difficult’ time
Chinese President Xi Jinping met Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam in Beijing on Monday, saying he recognized her courage to govern the Asian financial hub in these “most difficult” times. “The situation in Hong Kong in 2019 was the most complex and difficult since its return to the motherland,” Xi told local media in brief […]
Jews flock to axe-throwing self defense class after Jersey City shooting
These Jews have an axe to grind after the Jersey City shooting — and they’ll learn how to do it at a synagogue self-defense class. “Rabbi sensei” Gary Moskowitz, a former NYPD officer, and martial arts expert, is hosting an axe-throwing “counter-terrorism” class in Williamsburg Monday and says Hasidic Jews have been clamoring to sign […]
Car explodes in powerful blast as driver lit cigarette while driving
A motorist was lucky to escape with just minor injuries when his car exploded as he lit a cigarette. The blast was so powerful that his car was left misshapen and windows of nearby buildings in Halifax town centre were broken. Police said the explosion happened when the driver used an aerosol can air freshener […]
Wife charged with attempted murder of Zimbabwe vice-president
The estranged wife of Zimbabwe’s vice-president has been charged with attempting to murder him. Marry Chiwenga – already facing corruption charges – has been denied bail in Harare. It’s alleged that she tried to kill General Constantino Chiwenga while he was receiving medical treatment in South Africa. READ ALSO: Zimbabwe: First Lady begs retailers to lower food […]
7 years after Delhi gang rape, brutal India attacks continue
Days after an alleged gang-rape victim was set on fire, a note was left at the family home of an 18-year-old set to testify in her own case against a man she had accused of rape. “Consequences may be worse than what happened in Unnao,” the note read, alluding to the city in northern India […]
China lodges stern representations with U.S. over expelling Chinese officials
China has lodged stern representations with the United States (U.S.) over the expelling of Chinese officials, foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said at a regular briefing in Beijing on Monday. The U.S. government covertly moved to expel two officials from the Chinese embassy earlier this year after they drove onto a military base, the New […]
Singapore ‘fake news’ law ensnares government critics
A Singapore opposition politician was asked to correct a Facebook post criticizing state education spending on Monday, the fourth use of a new “fake news” law that has been used against government opponents. Government ministers are the arbiters of the Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act (POFMA), which came into effect in October amid concern that […]
New Zealand observes silence as PM warns of long volcano probe
New Zealand marked one week since the deadly White Island eruption with a minute’s silence Monday, as Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern warned grieving families they face a lengthy wait for answers. At 2:11pm (0111 GMT) — exactly a week since the eruption — offices and shops fell silent as New Zealanders remembered the 16 international […]

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