Saudi Crown Prince sent hit squad to Canada, exiled spy chief alleges
Pakistan Borrows $1 Billion Chinese Loan To Pay Back $1 Billion Saudi Loan
A new poll finds Germans largely support US troop removal after Trump's announcement — and want all US nuclear weapons to leave Germany as well
Twitter to begin labeling ‘state-affiliated media outlets’
44,000 sign petition for France to take control of Lebanon: More than 40,000 people have signed a petition calling for France to take control of Lebanon following the deadly blast in Beirut. Critics say corruption and mismanagement by Lebanon's government was the cause
French President Emmanuel Macron will visit Lebanon Thursday, the first world leader in Beirut after the port blast that wreaked destruction across the capital, as France seeks to provide its former colony with urgent disaster aid.
COVID-19 recovered 90% patients Report in China's Wuhan suffer from lung damage
Australia will employ 100 new cyber detectives to hunt down paedophiles and other online criminals who operate on the dark web. Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the new strategy would protect essential infrastructure and services, Australian businesses that operate online and families.
More Hong Kong activists facing charges over Tiananmen Massacre anniversary vigil
China has sentenced a third Canadian citizen to death on drug charges amid a steep decline in relations between the two countries. The Guangzhou Municipal Intermediate Court announced Xu Weihong’s penalty on Thursday and said an alleged accomplice, Wen Guanxiong, had been given a life sentence.
Trump’s ‘maximum pressure’ campaign against Iran got US in a ‘really bad place’: Chief nuclear negotiator
Russian owner of ship full of ammonium nitrate questioned by Cypriot police
More than $100m of public money in Niger, one of the world’s poorest countries and a key regional recipient of western aid, was wasted in a series of potentially corrupt international arms deals, a leaked official document alleges.
'Revolution': Angry crowds in Beirut urge Macron to help bring change
Saudi Crown prince sent hit squad to Canada to kill former spy, lawsuit claims
Gunman seizes hostages in a bank in French port city of Le Havre
Saudi crown prince sent kill squad to Toronto in search of ex-intel chief, lawsuit alleges
Pakistani court sparks outrage by ruling 14-year-old Christian girl must stay married to alleged abductor
China said its fishing fleet, the world’s biggest, has been banned from catching squid in parts of Atlantic and Pacific oceans for three months to help populations recover. It comes as environmental groups and some nations say country’s fleet is threatening to wipe out some fish populations.
Israeli hospitals offer to take in wounded from Beirut explosions
