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Pakistan: Life back to normal after protests end

Education institutions, roads and markets reopened on Saturday across the country after the government reached an agreement with religious groups last night, an official said. "The protest has been called off after government accepted our demands and signed an agreement with our party"...

Palestinians slam Brazil over embassy move

A senior Palestinian official Friday condemned Brazilian far-right President-elect Jair Bolsonaro’s announcement that he would move his country’s Israel embassy to occupied Jerusalem. The move announced Thursday comes six months after the United States controversially transferred its embassy,...

Erdogan says top Saudi officials ordered Khashoggi hit

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday said the order for journalist Jamal Khashoggi's killing came from the top levels of the Saudi government. In an opinion piece published in The Washington Post, Erdogan said Turkey knows the perpetrators are among the 18 suspects detained...

US move to lift sanctions on Turkey 'important stage'

A recent move by the U.S. to lift sanctions on two Turkish ministers is an important step for normalizing strained ties between the two countries, Turkey's ruling party spokesman said. Speaking after a Justice and Development (AK) Party meeting, Omer Celik said the U.S. decision to lift...

US reimposes all pre-nuclear deal sanctions on Iran

The U.S. announced Friday it is reimposing all sanctions lifted under a 2015 nuclear pact world powers struck with Iran.  Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin made the announcement during a telephone call with reporters.  The new wave of...

Coptic Church: Attack on Christians in Egypt kills 7

Islamist militants Friday ambushed a bus carrying Christian pilgrims on their way to a remote desert monastery south of the Egyptian capital, Cairo, killing at least seven and wounding 12, the Interior Ministry said. Coptic Orthodox Church spokesman Bouls Halim said the death toll in...

Daesh assassinates tribal leader in Raqqa

(Zaman Al Wasl)- A tribal leader was assassinated by Daesh militant in eastern Raqqa city over links with Kurdish militias, local activists said Friday. Sheikh Bashir Faisal al-Huwaidi, one of al-Afa’adleh tribe leaders, was killed by a silenced pistol early morning....

Idlib: thousands rally against Assad despite shelling

(Zaman Al Wasl)- Despite bombing, thousands of people came out to the streets of rebel-held areas in Idlib and Aleppo provinces to rally against the Assad regime.   Demonstrators held up the three-star flag of the Syrian revolution and placards recalling the first days of the Syrian...

Greek authorities break ring smuggling migrants to Italy

Greek authorities say they have broken a criminal organization that smuggled migrants from Greece to Italy by yacht, and have arrested eight suspected members. A coast guard statement says the ring had been about to smuggle 119 people to Italy on the yacht when they were arrested early...

Black Light film sheds light on Syrians' pains, hopes

(Zaman Al Wasl)- The Black Light film for Syrian director Ward al-Demashqi tries to shed the light on the Syrians' pains, hopes and exhausted dreams. The 20-minute film put the monitor on media machine and its role in igniting conflicts and fueling its fire, and how the image can divert...

1200 displaced families need aid in Ghadafa village

(Zaman Al Wasl TV)- The local council in the northern village of al-Ghadafa has appealed via Zaman TV to the humanitarian organizations to help the displaced amid lack of aid and funds. About 1200 families live in al-Qadafa, including 700 families live in random primitive camps east of...