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Iraq's Sadr calls for mass protests against US presence

Firebrand Iraqi leader Moqtada Sadr called Tuesday for a "million-strong march" against the presence of US troops in Iraq, days after parliament voted for their departure following Washington's killing of an Iranian general in a Baghdad drone strike. "The skies, land and sovereignty of Iraq...

Far-right Israeli parties unite ahead of elections

Two far-right Israeli political parties joined forces Tuesday to challenge Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a day after a left-leaning alliance was announced. Israel is gearing up for its third election in less than a year after neither Netanyahu nor his centrist rival Benny Gantz were...

Germany invited Libya's Serraj, Haftar to conference

Germany confirmed Tuesday it will host a conference Sunday in Berlin to support the United Nations' effort to achieve peace and reconciliation in Libya after months of violence. Representatives from the United States, Russia, Britain, France, China, Turkey, Italy and the U.N. will be among the...

Pro-Iran militias kill seven people in Deir Ezzor

 (Zaman Al Wasl)- Syrian activists on Tuesday said pro-Iran militias had committed the third massacre against civilians in retaliation to the killing of Iran's second man in a U.S. airstrike ten days ago. The village of Ayyash in the eastern Deir Ezzor province has mourned seven...

Gunfire heard in Sudanese capital: witness

Gunfire was heard on Tuesday at two buildings used by Sudan’s general intelligence service in the capital Khartoum, two Reuters witnesses said. Security forces blocked the road leading to one of the buildings, one witness said. The district is close to the capital’s airport. No further...

China to raise imports from US in trade deal: Reports

China reportedly agreed to import large quantities of goods from the U.S. as Beijing and Washington near the first phase of a trade deal, media reports said Tuesday. After the deal, Beijing will buy goods worth $200 billion over the next two years from four U.S. industries, according to the...

'Turkey determined to stop Idlib cease-fire violations'

Turkey is resolved to stop the Assad regime's attempts to violate a cease-fire in the embattled northwestern province of Idlib, Turkey’s president said on Tuesday. "We are determined to stop the regime's attempts to violate the cease-fire -- ourselves if needed. This is no joke. Everybody...

Iran floods kill at least three: reports

Flooding in southern Iran has killed at least three people and left hundreds of villages cut off following days of heavy rainfall, official media reported on Tuesday. "So far three people have been confirmed dead and one has been reported missing," Press TV, the English-language service of...

At least 57 dead in avalanches in Kashmir

At least 57 people were killed and others were missing after avalanches in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir over the last 24 hours, senior government officials said Tuesday. Two officials said many villagers were still stranded in the avalanches in the Neelum valley area following heavy rains...

Will bushfires affect Australian Open tennis?

The Australian Open tennis Grand Slam starts next week in the midst of a bushfire crisis that has left at least 27 people dead and destroyed more than 2,000 homes. Toxic air pollution clouded Melbourne on Tuesday, halting practice sessions and slightly delaying qualifying. AFP Sport...

Libya's Haftar leaves Moscow without signing peace deal

Libyan strongman Khalifa Haftar left Moscow on Tuesday without signing a ceasefire agreement aimed at ending nine months of fighting, leaving the future of a fragile truce uncertain. The commander's abrupt departure in the early hours of Tuesday was a setback for an international diplomatic...