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UN hits North Korea with toughest-ever sanctions

UN hits North Korea with toughest-ever sanctions

AFP, UNITED NATIONS, United States: The United Nations Security Council on Wednesday unanimously imposed its toughest sanctions on North Korea, placing…

Troops advance in Aleppo as UN warns of ‘giant graveyard’

AFP, ALEPPO, Syria: Hundreds of elite Syrian troops moved into east Aleppo on Thursday ahead of a push into the most densely populated areas, after the UN warned the city risked becoming a “giant graveyard”. Despite fierce global criticism, forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad have…

Fidel Castro’s ashes reunited with ‘Che’ Guevara

AFP, SANTA CLARA, Cuba: Fidel Castro’s ashes were taken Thursday to a symbolic reunion with his fallen comrade-in-arms Ernesto “Che” Guevara in Santa Clara, the first stop in the late Cold War titan’s last trip across Cuba. After two days of tributes in Havana, hundreds of thousands…
Ukraine launches missile drills near Russia-annexed Crimea

Ukraine launches missile drills near Russia-annexed Crimea

AFP, KIEV: Ukraine on Thursday unleashed a barrage of missile tests near Russian-annexed Crimea in a show of strength and defiance bound to irritate Moscow.…

Russia wants fresh start with US under Trump: Lavrov

AFP, ROME: Russia Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov called Thursday for a fresh start in relations with the United States under Donald Trump and fired a parting shot at outgoing President Barack Obama. “We are confident that the new administration does not want to repeat the errors of the outgoing…

Refugees rehoused in Greece as temperatures drop

AFP, ATHENS: Thousands of refugees and migrants will be relocated indoors from tent camps in Greece as temperatures fell below zero for the first time, the UN refugee agency said Thursday. The operation began Wednesday in the snow-covered foothills of Olympus, Greece’s tallest mountain, to move…

‘Catastrophic’ water shortages for 500,000 in Mosul

AFP, MOSUL, Iraq: Up to 500,000 civilians in Mosul are facing a “catastrophic” drinking water shortage, the UN warned, as Iraqi forces advance against the Islamic State group in the city. Already suffering from a severe lack of food and electricity, civilians in Iraq’s second city…

More Mosques receive hate-filled letters from California

AP, Los Angeles: Several more mosques nationwide have reported receiving a hate-filled letter from California that warns Muslims to leave the country or face genocide. The identical letters postmarked from the Los Angeles area have now shown up at mosques throughout California and in Ohio, Michigan,…
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