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195NewsUK reviews diplomatic immunity rules after crash involving U.S woman
October 21, 2019 LONDON (Reuters) – Britain said on Monday it was reviewing the rules which govern diplomatic immunity arrangements for U.S....
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228NewsUprooted by war, Kurdish families stuck at Syria-Iraq border crossing
October 21, 2019 By Ulf Laessing and Raya Jalabi SEMALKA, Syria/ERBIL, Iraq (Reuters) – Made homeless when Turkish shells slammed into his...
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329NewsWary foes Turkey and Syria hold covert contacts to avoid conflict
October 21, 2019 By Orhan Coskun ANKARA (Reuters) – Turkey is holding covert contacts with Syria’s government to avert direct conflict in...
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283NewsDamaged Iranian tanker enters Iranian territorial waters: IRNA
October 21, 2019 GENEVA (Reuters) – An Iranian tanker damaged in the Red Sea two weeks ago has entered Iranian territorial waters,...
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235NewsPentagon chief arrives in Riyadh as Iran tensions simmer and Russia makes moves
October 21, 2019 RIYADH (Reuters) – U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper arrived in Saudi Arabia on Monday, his first trip to the...
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205NewsChile scrambles to clean up mess after weekend of chaos, violent protests
October 21, 2019 By Dave Sherwood and Natalia A. Ramos Miranda SANTIAGO (Reuters) – Chilean authorities scrambled on Monday to clear wreckage...
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243NewsSenior Israeli official attends Bahrain security meeting focusing on Iran
October 21, 2019 MANAMA (Reuters) – A senior Israeli official attended a maritime security conference in Bahrain on Monday in another sign...
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215NewsU.S. not out to ‘decouple’ from China, defense official says in Beijing
October 21, 2019 By Ben Blanchard BEIJING (Reuters) – The United States is not seeking to “decouple” from China and not asking...
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238NewsLebanon to cut ministers’ pay in bid to ease protester rage
October 21, 2019 By Ellen Francis and Tom Perry BEIRUT (Reuters) – Lebanon’s cabinet is expected to halve ministers’ wages on Monday...
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213NewsU.S. soldiers who fought alongside Kurds blast Trump’s Syria retreat
October 21, 2019 By Maria Caspani (Reuters) – In the summer of 2004, U.S. soldier Greg Walker drove to a checkpoint just...
