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Lebanese cabinet announces new reforms on 5th day of protests

The Lebanese Cabinet has endorsed an economic, social, and political reform plan hoping to ease the five day nationwide protests in the Arab country.

Evo Morales supporters celebrate alleged electoral win

Supporters of Bolivia’s President Evo Morales celebrate his alleged electoral victory despite accusations from rival Carlos Mesa.

Spanish PM criticizes pro-independence regional chief in Barcelona visit

The acting prime minister of Spain has slammed the pro-independence regional chief for his failure to fulfill his duties in a quick visit to Barcelona.

Iran earn two gold medals at World Wushu Championships

Iranian women athletes have had a glorious day at the 15th edition of the World Wushu Championships underway in China, pocketing 2 gold medals so far.

Two Iraqi forces killed in Daesh attacks on security checkpoints

Attacks by Daesh terrorist group on police checkpoints in northern Iraq have killed two security forces.

Trump praises unity in Democratic Party, slams division within GOP amid impeachment

Under pressure over an impeachment inquiry in the US House, US President Donald Trump is praising unity among Democrats.

LEBANON ECONOMIC CRISIS

Child poverty on the rise in Italy: Report

A new report by the international charity Save the Children has found that more than 1.2 million minors in Italy were living in a state of absolute poverty in 2018.

Palestinians mark 8th anniv. of prisoners release from Israeli jails

Palestinians in the Gaza Strip have held a rally to commemorate the 8th anniversary of the release of over 1,000 prisoners in Israeli jails.

Netanyahu says he cannot form cabinet after election deadlock

The Israeli premier says he cannot establish a new cabinet after failed talks with his political rival.

Pentagon chief: US to remain in Afghanistan, Syria withdrawal notwithstanding

There is no analogy between what the Pentagon did in Syria and its plan in Afghanistan, Secretary Esper says.

Afghanistan is once again the focus of the ‘Great Game’: Scholar

“Afghanistan is once again the focus of the ‘Great Game,’ now in its 21st-century iteration,” American political analyst Dennis Etler has said.

Hamas says Israeli violations at al-Aqsa to ignite ‘all-out regional war’

Tel Aviv will pay dearly for any conflict that would ensue its provocative behavior, Hamas says.

Thousands rally against former ruling party in Sudan

Thousands of Sudanese have rallied in several cities, urging the country’s new authorities to dissolve the former ruling party of ousted leader Omar al-Bashir.

WHO says cholera has killed over 910 people in Yemen since January

The WHO has also received reports of 696,537 suspected cases during the same period.

Andy Murray wins 1st ATP title since 2017

Andy Murray has clinched his 1st ATP title since 2017, with a 2 sets to 1 victory over Stan Wawrinka, at the European Open Final in Belgium.

‘American troops aren’t coming home’: Analyst

“American troops aren’t coming home from all over the world whether or not President Trump really intends to do it,” an American political commentator has said.

Russia says it missed OPEC+ oil production target last month

Russia says it missed a target for oil output set by OPEC+ because of preparations for winter months.

Syria will regain full sovereignty after US troop withdrawal: Analyst

US President Donald Trump decision to pull troops from northeast Syria will help Damascus regain self-rule over the war-torn nation, a US analyst says.

Iran reports significant surge in fisheries, aquaculture output

Iran says fisheries, aquaculture production keep rising to respond to an increasing domestic demand.

Democrats lay out case for Trump impeachment probe, more key witnesses set to appear

Democrats have laid out their case for the impeachment inquiry of Trump and pressed Republicans to stop supporting Trump.

Japan scientists develop artificial blood for all blood types

The synthetic blood can be used for any type and can help save lives in major emergencies.

Chile death toll rises to 11, president extends emergency

Chile’s death toll has risen to 11, authorities say, after three days of violent demonstrations and looting that saw President Sebastian Pinera claim the country was “at war.”

Despite claims of normalcy by India, Kashmiri people witness abnormal life

Shutters continue to stay down, roads and the educational institutions wear a deserted look.

Bangladesh police under fire for killing 4 protesters

The four people were killed when police fired on crowds angry with a Facebook post offensive to Muslims.