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Two Palestinians Shot Dead by Israeli Troops During Clash in West Bank - Military

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) killed two Palestinians in the northern West Bank city of Nablus on Wednesday after they threw several explosive devises at the Israeli troops, IDF said in a press release

Israeli Security Forces Kill Palestinian Suspected of Killing 2 Israelis - Border Police

Mexican Border Police Block Migrant Children From Applying for Asylum in US - Senator

New Zealand mosque reopened four days after attack

Just as the mosque was reopened yesterday, hundreds of people gathered there to offer their prayers.

Cyclone Idai: Mozambique president says 1,000 may have died

The death toll in Mozambique from Cyclone Idai could be as high as 1,000, President Filipe Nyusi has said.Nyusi flew over some of the worst-hit areas. He described seeing bodies floating in the rivers

Three dead in record flooding in US Midwestern states

Thawing snowpack and heavy rains have brought historically high flooding to several Midwestern states and have led to thousands of evacuations.Three people have died, including a man who officials say was trying to rescue strangers from freezing flood waters

China in contact with India, Pakistan over Masood Azhar issue

China will continue to encourage India and Pakistan to resolve differences through dialogue

US Still Has Not Offered Serious Proposals for Nuclear Arms Talks to Replace INF Treaty

The US government has still not given any sign of preparing serious arms control proposals to replace the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, despite National Security Adviser John Bolton's vague comments on possible future talks, analysts told Sputnik

UAE Press: Charting a clear course for Emiratisation

Earlier this month, the UAE Cabinet approved a measure to put both the public sector and private sector on equal footing when it comes to holidays, ending the disparity in time off between those who worked in government-based organisation and ministries, and those who did not, a UAE local daily has commented editorially

US Still Has Not Offered Serious Proposals for Nuclear Arms Talks to Replace INF Treaty

The US government has still not given any sign of preparing serious arms control proposals to replace the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, despite National Security Adviser John Bolton's vague comments on possible future talks, analysts told Sputnik

Serbian Opposition Calls on President to Release All Detained Protesters

Leaders of the opposition Alliance for Serbia demanded from President Aleksandar Vucic to release all detained participants of anti-government rallies

Theresa May to Cancel 3rd Brexit Vote If Sees Lack of 'Realistic' Chances - Reports

UK Prime Minister Theresa May will abandon the third vote on the Brexit agreement, if sees no "realistic" prospect of a successful outcome, local media reported on Monday

Turkish Police Fire Tear Gas at Pro-Kurdish Party Procession - Reports

The police of the Turkish southeastern city of Diyarbakir on Monday used tear gas and water cannons against members of the Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP), who held a march in memory of a member of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), Zulkuf Gezen, local media reported

Massive Blackout Hits Venezuela's Caracas Again, Reason Behind Outage Unknown

A massive power outage occurred again in various parts of the Venezuelan capital of Caracas and nearby localities, eyewitnesses of the incident told Sputnik on Monday

Power suspension in some areas due to system upgradation: K-Electric

On account of its Transmission Enhancement and Upgradation Project, TP-1000, K-Electric teams will be installing and commissioning power infrastructure at its Gulshan, Qayyumabad and Clifton grids