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Venezuela’s oil trade with US will continue: Maduro

Venezuela will continue to sell oil to the U.S. despite cutting off diplomatic ties with Washington, President Nicolas Maduro said Friday. Speaking to reporters at Miraflores Presidential Palace in Caracas, Maduro said cutting diplomatic relations would not affect oil trade with the U.S....

India marks Republic Day with Ramaphosa as chief guest

India on Saturday celebrated its 70th Republic Day with ceremonies held in the capital New Delhi and other parts of the country. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, who is on his first state visit to India, was the chief guest at the main Republic Day event held in the capital....

Spain calls for 'fair' elections in Venezuela

Spain on Saturday said it will recognize Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido as the president of the country if the South American country does not hold “fair” elections within eight days. “Spain’s position is clear and shared by the vast majority of the EU members: we don’t want to...

Palestinians bury 3 people martyred by Israel

Hundreds of Palestinians on Saturday paid farewell to three people martyred by Israeli army fire in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Mourners attended the funeral of Ahmed Hamed, 16, who was shot dead by Israeli forces in Ramallah on Friday for allegedly hurling stones at soldiers....

Turkish Airlines resumes flights to Iraq’s Sulaymaniyah

Turkey's national flag carrier Turkish Airlines resumed its flights to the Iraqi city of Sulaymaniyah after the lifting of the ban that was imposed in Sept. 2017. Ali Khalil Ibrahim, an Iraqi civil aviation authority chief, said in a statement on Saturday that Turkish Airlines operated its...

Qatar distributes funds for Gaza's poor

Thousands of impoverished Gazans received $100 payments from Qatar on Saturday, AFP journalists said, after the Gulf emirate brought in over $9 million in aid funds for the Palestinian enclave. Hundreds of people queued at post offices in the Gaza Strip to each collect a $100 bill....

Syrian women activists in Germany form feminist group

 (Zaman Al Wasl)- Syrian women activists formed an independent body called The Syrian Feminist Movement in Germany. The Syrian Women's Political Movement was founded in Paris in October 2017 and led to immediate election of a general secretariat of seven women.  The...

UN Security Council divided on climate-security link

Russia and the US resisted on Friday efforts by the UN Security Council to take a tougher stand on climate change -- a day after UN chief Antonio Guterres warned of a lack of political will to fight global warming. More than 80 people including about 15 ministers -- a record according to...

Pentagon has no orders to send troops to Venezuela

The Pentagon said Friday it has received no orders to move any aircraft or ships to Venezuela after mass demonstrations over the country’s economic crisis led to opposition leader Juan Guaido declaring himself interim president. "A lot of people are getting spun off thinking that we're...

Lavrov: 1998 Adana pact could solve Turkey-Syria issues

The 1998 Adana agreement between Turkey and Syria can help to eliminate Turkey's concerns about its security on their shared border, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on Friday. Speaking at a news conference in Rabat after meeting with his Moroccan counterpart Nasser Bourita,...

Belgium calls for ‘credible’ elections in Venezuela

Belgium’s foreign minister on Friday called for “credible” elections in Venezuela. Didier Reynders told the press at UN headquarters in New York that his country supports Venezuela's National Assembly, saying that a peaceful political process should precipitate elections. Opposition...

French court dismisses complaints against minister

France’s Court of Cassation on Friday dismissed 500 complaints against the country’s interior minister for hindering the right to protest. Public prosecutor Francois Molins announced his decision not to prosecute Christophe Castaner for his remarks that participants in the Yellow Vest...