Moscow Court Puts First Suspect in Concert Hall Attack Under Pre-Trial Custody for Two Months
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Moscow’s Basmanny district court ruled on Sunday that the first suspect in Friday’s deadly concert hall attack
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Middle East
Exclusive-Islamic State Still a Threat in Iraq, US Ambassador Says
BAGHDAD (Reuters) – The Islamic State still poses a threat in Iraq and the U.S.-led military coalition’s work with Iraq
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German Foreign Minister Travels to Middle East, Calls for More Humanitarian Aid for Gaza
FRANKFURT (Reuters) – German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock is travelling to the Middle East on Sunday because not enough help
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Russia’s Crocus Group Vows to Restore Concert Hall After Deadly Rampage
MOSCOW (Reuters) – The owner of the Russian concert hall destroyed in the mass shooting and fire that killed at
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A Year After Iraq-Turkey Pipeline Halt, No Progress to Resume Flows
LONDON (Reuters) – A year after the closure of the Iraq-Turkey oil pipeline, the conduit that once handled about 0.5%
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Vessel Struck by Projectile, Catches Fire off Yemen’s Mukha – UK Agency
CAIRO (Reuters) – A vessel was struck by an unidentified projectile and caught fire, 23 nautical miles west of Yemen’s
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Spain, Ireland, Malta, Slovenia Agree to Work Towards Palestinian State Recognition
MADRID (Reuters) – Spain has agreed with the leaders of Ireland, Malta and Slovenia to take the first steps towards
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Australia, Britain Warn of Potentially Devastating Consequences of Israeli Operation in Rafah
SYDNEY (Reuters) – Australia and Britain said in a joint statement on Friday there were potentially devastating consequences of an
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US Democrats Question Arms to Israel Over Gaza Concerns
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. President Joe Biden’s administration faced growing calls from his fellow Democrats on Wednesday to push Israel
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Britain to Warn Israel’s Gantz Over Famine in Gaza
LONDON (Reuters) – Britain will warn Israel on Wednesday that its patience is running thin over the “dreadful suffering” in
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