Iran’s army warns any new US attack would spread war wider
Iran says US tone has ‘changed’ as Washington seeks negotiations
Cathay Pacific offers early retirement scheme to older pilots
Spain plunges into recession as GDP tumbles by 18.5%
UK paedophile football coach admits more crimes
Spain in recession as GDP tumbles by 18.5%
US panned for ‘politicising’ WTO interim chief process
Family poisoned after mistaking Hell’s bells for spinach
Ivory Coast President Ouattara nominated for third term
Brazil reopens to foreigners despite virus crisis

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Time to change: Virus-hit US encourages people to spend coins
The flow of coins through the US economy is the latest victim of the coronavirus pandemic and now the government is asking people to spare a little change to balance out the supply. Virus restrictions have meant stores doing less business and thus fewer coins are being spent, bunching up the normal flow of quarters, […]
Three decades on, Iraq and Kuwait haunted by Saddam Hussein’s invasion
Thirty years have passed since Iraqi tyrant Saddam Hussein invaded neighbouring Kuwait, but despite hints of a diplomatic rapprochement, people in both countries say the wounds have yet to heal. On August 2, 1990, Saddam sent his military, already exhausted by an eight-year conflict with Iran, into Kuwait to seize what he dubbed “Iraq’s 19th […]
Man accused of rape, murder tells court he accidentally killed woman during sex
A UK man accused of raping and murdering his friend has told a jury he “accidentally killed her during sex”
Russia behind spread of virus disinformation ― US officials
Russian intelligence services are using a trio of English-language websites to spread disinformation about the coronavirus pandemic, seeking to exploit a crisis that America is struggling to contain ahead of the presidential election in November, US officials said Tuesday. Two Russians who have held senior roles in Moscow’s military intelligence service known as the GRU […]
Technology infuses ancient hajj rites tailored for pandemic
The vast, white-marble floors surrounding Islam’s holiest site, the cube-shaped Kaaba in Mecca, would normally be packed with hundreds of thousands of pilgrims from around the world the day before the hajj. On Tuesday, however, only a few officials and workers putting last-minute preparations in place were seen at the Grand Mosque housing the Kaaba. […]

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