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4 protesters suffer eye injuries: French minister

The French interior minister admitted on Tuesday that four Yellow Vest protesters had suffered heavy eye injuries due to police intervention.  Christophe Castaner told the senate that some of them may lose sight in one eye.  The minister reiterated that 81 investigations had...

Pompeo says US, Russia not doomed to new Cold War

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Tuesday that the United States and Russia were not destined to enter a new Cold War but urged Moscow to change course on issues including Ukraine. "It is not the case that we are doomed to a Cold War rivalry," Pompeo told the world's business elite in...

Regime shelling in Idlib leaves 1 civilian dead

One civilian was killed on Tuesday in an artillery attack by the Syrian regime and Iranian-backed terrorist groups in Syria’s opposition-held Idlib province, according to local sources. The towns of Kafr Zita, Latamnah and Morek -- all located inside Idlib’s de-escalation zone -- were...

Russia to grant $10M in aid to Palestinian refugees

Russia will grant $10 million in financial aid for Palestinian refugees, a Russian official said on Tuesday. Konstantin Kosachev, who heads Foreign Affairs Committee of the Russian Federation Council’s Foreign Affairs Committee, promised both financial and political support for Palestine in...

Daring Paris bank raid near Champs-Elysees

Armed robbers held up a bank off Paris' famous Champs-Elysees avenue Tuesday, tying up employees for hours and breaking into safety deposit boxes, police said. The daring raid saw several men rush into Milleis bank at opening time, tie up employees, and spray them with a mysterious liquid...

Malaysia PM cites Trump to defend Israeli athlete ban

Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad on Tuesday defended Malaysia's ban on Israeli athletes, likening it to US President Donald Trump's plan to build a wall along the US-Mexico border. Malaysia sparked a row with Israel after saying it would not allow Israeli swimmers to compete in a tournament...

Car bomb hits Syria regime stronghold Latakia

A car bomb exploded Tuesday in the Syrian regime's coastal stronghold of Latakia, killing one person and wounding four others, state news agency SANA reported. "Initial reports indicate that a car bomb exploded and that the driver was killed while four other people were wounded," SANA said,...

Briton, Greek soldier arrested for spying

A British national and a Greek army sergeant were arrested Sunday on charges of espionage in a military area in Greece on the border with Turkey, local media reported on Tuesday. They were taking photos when they were arrested in a restricted military area near the town of Bosna. ...

Ethiopia: 13,000 pardoned under amnesty law

More than 13,200 people have benefited from the amnesty law over the past six months, local media reported. The amnesty law which was promulgated by the Ethiopian parliament on July 20, 2018 for six months expired on Monday. “More than 13,200 individuals benefitted from the edict in the...

Jordan carries out limited cabinet reshuffle

Jordan’s King Abdullah II on Tuesday approved a second limited reshuffle in Prime Minister Omar al-Razzaz’s cabinet, according to a statement issued by the Jordanian Royal Court.  The reshuffle includes naming new ministers for education and tourism, the two portfolios that had...