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Gold Holds Biggest Jump

(Bloomberg)- Gold held its biggest daily increase since June and traded near its highest in almost three weeks as the dollar weakened amid diminishing chances of a U.S. interest-rate rise in September. Bullion for immediate delivery was at $1,349.43 an ounce at 3:16 p.m. in Singapore, after...

Syrian opposition vision for post-Assad era could work

A blueprint for a political transition in Syria, due to be presented by an opposition group in London on Wednesday, offers the first credible picture of a peaceful Syria without President Bashar al-Assad, Britain's Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said. The High Negotiations Committee, the...

US: No-fly zone wouldn’t resolve key issues in Syria

WASHINGTON The U.S. is still not considering a no-fly zone in northern Syria as it might not help resolve the broader conflict in the war-torn country, President Barack Obama’s national security advisor said Tuesday. “We do not think a no-fly zone would resolve the fundamental issues on...

Stanton makes surprise Marlins return

Miami Marlins slugger Giancarlo Stanton made a surprise return to the team on Tuesday, working his way back from injuryahead of schedule with a pinch-hit single. Stanton hurt his left groin last month and was expected to need six weeks of recovery, but he was activated in about half that...

Education a leading victim of conflict, says U.N. hopeful

Education is a leading, and hidden, casualty of war, with some 3 million children out of school in Syria alone, said Irina Bokova, a Bulgarian diplomat hoping to become the next head of the United Nations, on Tuesday. World leaders must act to improve education in nations torn by war, Bokova...

Regime air strikes kill 7 people in Idlib province

(Zaman Al Wasl)- Six people have been killed on Tuesday in regime vacuum missiles attacks on northern Idlib province, local activists said. The four missiles that hit Maerdabseh town have also left dozens wounded. The aerial bombing on rebel-held Idlib has targeted Marret al-Numan, Saraqeb,...

Chlorine-packed barrel bombs injure 100 in Aleppo

Syrian regime helicopters dropped a number of barrel bombs on opposition-held parts of Aleppo’s Sukkeri district on Tuesday, leaving scores of residents injured, according to local civil defense sources. "Regime helicopters dropped barrel-bombs -- some of which contained chlorine gas --...

PayPal, MasterCard reach deal for store payments

MasterCard Inc said on Tuesday it had expanded its deal with payment processor PayPal Holdings Inc, which would allow customers to use PayPal's payment services in stores. PayPal's partnership follows a similar deal with MasterCard's larger rival Visa Inc in July as the company looks to...

Displaced in Damascus suffe rocket rental prices

(Eqtsad)- Najwa recounts her story with displacement which led her to reside in Jadideh town in the outskirts of Damascus, “I fled my original town three years ago. My husband was detained two months after we migrated and I stayed with my three daughters opening our mouths to air.”...

Kaepernick jersey becomes NFL best seller

(Reuters) - Jerseys bearing the name and number of San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick were the top-selling jersey on the National Football League's official online store on Tuesday, after he protested racial injustice and police brutality in the United States. Kaepernick...

Abbas says he agrees to meet Israeli PM in Moscow

Anadolu Agency Anadolu Agency   Abbas says he agrees to meet Israeli PM in Moscow U.S.-sponsored peace talks collapsed in 2014 06.09.2016   Palestinian Territory  politics, todays headlines, middle east     Abbas says he agrees to meet Israeli PM in Moscow By...

Tajikistan investigates threats by Islamic State

Tajikistan's security services are investigating unspecified threats of action this month purportedly made by a former commander of the Central Asian nation's elite police force who has defected to Islamic State, security sources said on Tuesday. Colonel Gulmurod Khalimov, who has gone...

PKK, FETO 'work jointly to create insecurity' in Turkey

ANKARA  The PKK and Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO) are making joint efforts to create insecurity in southeast Turkey, Food, Agriculture and Livestock Minister Faruk Celik said Tuesday. In remarks made during his meeting with Anadolu Agency's Editor's Desk in Ankara, Celik...

Croatia draws 1-1 with Turkey in World Cup qualifier

ANKARA The 2018 World Cup qualifier match between Croatia and Turkey ended in a 1-1 draw Monday at the Maksimir stadium in Zagreb. Croatia took the lead in the 44th minute on a penalty kick by Ivan Rakitic who placed the shot into the bottom left corner. In the 48th minute of the...

Israeli forces shell northern Gaza

GAZA CITY, Palestine Israeli forces shelled the northern Gaza Strip early Tuesday after allegedly coming under fire from the blockaded Palestinian territory.  The Israeli military said in a statement its forces came under fire across the border with the Gaza Strip.  “In...