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Trump’s policies have made him very unpopular in Europe: Analyst

US President Donald Trump is very unpopular in Europe, says a political analyst in Virginia.

Courts in Nigeria are not independent: Commentator

A political commentator says courts in Nigeria do not act independently.

North Korea plans to branch out into medical tourism next year.

North Korea to launch medical tourism industry, targeting visitors from China

Glass Production

Indian police praised for killing 4 rape suspects

Four men suspected of raping and killing a woman in southern India were fatally shot by police Friday.  

Joe Biden slams Trump after he was mocked by NATO leaders

US Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has sought to take advantage of President Donald Trump’s cold reception at a NATO summit in Britain.

Nigeria transfers Sheikh Zakzaky, wife to ‘dilapidated’ jail

Nigeria has transferred top Shia cleric, Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky and his wife to a dilapidated “detention” prison in Kaduna.

Australian firefighters worry about wildfires approaching Sydney

Firefighters battled to contain nearly 150 fires burning in New South Wales state on Friday.

France gears up for second day of strikes after police tear gassed protesters

France is preparing for a second day of strikes and mass protests, a day after police fired tear gas at protesters.

3 US soldiers killed in Black Hawk crash in Minnesota

A Black Hawk helicopter went down in the US state of Minnesota on Thursday, killing all three soldiers on board.

Pompeo had secret meeting with GOP donors in London: Report

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met recently with a conservative group, including a few wealthy Republican donors, while in London, a report says.

ICJ to be asked to help stop violence against Rohingya

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is to be asked to enact “provisional” measures that would ask Myanmar to stop deadly violence against the country’s Rohingya Muslim minority.

Yemeni patients with chronic diseases appeal for help

Medical workers in Yemen are deeply concerned about the worsening humanitarian situation in the country.

Occupied Education

Court orders DSS to send Sheikh Zakzaky to prison

A Nigerian court has ordered Nigeria’s intelligence agency to hand over custody of Sheikh Zakzaky to the Nigerian Correctional Service.

Police Brutality

Iran entitled to have defensive missile capabilities: Commentator

Political Commentator Gordon Duff says Iran has the right to develop its missile program for defensive purposes.

EU ministers fail to agree key economic reforms

Amid growing economic uncertainty in the European Union, the bloc’s finance ministers fail to agree on key policy reforms.

Trump threatens trade action to spur NATO contributions

US President Trump has threatened to take action on trade with countries that he says are not paying their fair share to NATO.

France govt. may buy off key unions to stop strikes: Analyst

A political commentator says French unions have pressured the government in the past, but it is unclear if the government can buy them off.

Meet Jo Swinson, the anti-Brexit kingmaker in Britain’s election

The two biggest UK political parties, the Conservative and Labour, have been battling it out ahead of the December general election.

India government approves controversial citizenship bill

The Indian government has approved a much-debated and yet controversial citizenship bill.

UK’s Labour accuses BBC of bias over its election coverage

Britain’s opposition Labour Party wrote to the head of the BBC on Thursday to complain about its coverage of campaigning, accusing the publicly-funded broadcaster of bias.

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