News From Press TV, Page 735

One dead, 10 injured in college attack in Finland: Police

At least one person is killed and 10 others are wounded in an attack at a college in eastern Finland.

PM fails to acknowledge ‘hard border’ danger

Boris Johnson has given strong indications that he doesn’t take seriously the possibility of a return of a hard border on the island of Ireland.

OPEC output lowest since 2011 after Aramco attacks

OPEC’s oil production has slumped to the lowest level since 2011 following attacks on the heart of Saudi Arabia’s oil industry, new data shows.

Major Syria-Iraq border crossing reopened

Indian paramilitaries occupy educational institutes in Kashmir

Schools, colleges and universities are still closed in Kashmir almost two months after India stripped the region’s partial autonomy.

UK conservatives worried about sexual allegations against PM Johnson

In the UK, the Conservatives are worried about fresh allegations against the Prime Minister Boris Johnson; allegations of sexual harassment and impropriety.

Refugee death toll in Mediterranean tops 1,000 for 6th year: UNHCR

Over 1,000 migrants have died in the Mediterranean Sea this year, the sixth year in a row that that “bleak milestone” has been reached, the UN refugee agency says.

Indonesia police arrest hundreds as protests turn violent

Police in Indonesia arrest hundreds of people following street protests against a proposed bill that turned violent in the capital, Jakarta.

Iran gives death sentence, jail terms to US spies: Judiciary spokesman

Iran’s Judiciary spokesman says a person has been sentenced to death on the conviction of spying for the United States.

Peru’s military, police back President Vizcarra as rebel MPs vow loyalty to VP

Peru’s military and police forces back the country’s president as opposition MPs vow loyalty to the vice president in a political standoff.

Taliban attack police headquarters in Afghanistan, kill 11

Taliban militants attack a police headquarters in Afghanistan’s northern province of Balkh, killing at least 11 policemen.

Bin Salman ready to recognize Israel if US helps him defeat Iran: Documentary

The Saudi crown prince has vowed to recognize Israel if the US helps him ‘defeat Iran and take control of the Mideast,’ a documentary reveals.

Trump’s impeachment aimed at distracting people from real problems, analyst says

US President Trump’s impeachment is aimed at distracting people from real issues that America is facing, a political analyst says.

Canada sells Iran’s properties, gives money away to ‘terror victims’

Canada has gifted some 30 million dollars worth of Iranian assets to the victims of terrorist attacks in which Iran says has not been involved.

Yemen’s Ansarullah to free 350 captives, including three Saudis

The United Nations has hailed an offer by Yemen’s Ansarullah movement to unilaterally release hundreds of prisoners, including three Saudis, as part of the Sweden peace deal.

Taiwan bridge collapse crushes fishing boats, some crew feared trapped

A bridge collapses into a harbor in northeastern Taiwan, crushing several fishing boats, with some crew feared trapped.

US shows ‘appalling disregard for civilians’ in Somalia: Amnesty

Amnesty International has lashed out at the US military for its “appalling disregard” for civilians in Somalia airstrikes.

Pepper spray and scuffles in Hong Kong as China’s birthday celebrations begin

Video shows protesters marching, scuffles between anti- and pro-Beijing groups.

Peru’s Vizcarra announces he is dissolving Congress

Peruvian President Martin Vizcarra “constitutionally” dissolves the opposition-dominated Congress after it refused to hold off on the appointment of top court judges whilst an anti-corruption reform was put in place.

Sudan PM meets Darfur rebel chief in step to peace: Macron

Sudan’s Prime Minister has met a senior Darfur rebel leader living in France, President Emmanuel Macron says, hailing an “essential step” for peace in the troubled east African nation.

Russia blasts US “sanctions game”, vows retaliation

Bewildered by fresh US sanctions, Moscow has vowed to retaliate against the US’ “anti-Russian attack”.

Catalan separatists light mountain to mark anniversary of independence referendum

Catalonia’s regional leader addressed separatist supporters on the eve of the second anniversary of the October 1st referendum on independence with the mountain of Montserrat as a backdrop shining 131 lights from its jagged peaks

Destined for war by Graham T. Allison (13 Sept. 2018)

“Destined for War: Can America and China Escape Thucydides’s Trap?” is a startling analysis by Harvard professor, Graham Allison, who compares the two global super-economies to similar protagonists in history.

Enhanced ties with ‘all neighbors’ tenet of Iran’s foreign policy

Iran says promotion of mutual cooperation with all its neighbors is high on its agenda.

Premier League: Manchester United 1-1 Arsenal

In the English Premier League, Manchester United have been denied a much-need win to boost their campaign as Arsenal snatched a point thanks to a VAR awarded goal.