France’s Macron tells Trump he worried about Middle East stability
PARIS (Reuters) – French President Emmanuel Macron told U.S. President Donald Trump in a phone conversation on Saturday that he was extremely worried about stability in the Middle East, Macron’s office said.
North Korea details plans to dismantle nuclear bomb test site
SEOUL/WASHINGTON (Reuters) – North Korea has scheduled the dismantlement of its nuclear bomb test site for sometime between May 23 and 25 in order to uphold its pledge to discontinue nuclear tests, the country’s state media reported on Saturday a month…
One person killed in Paris knife attack, attacker shot dead
PARIS (Reuters) – A man killed a passer-by in a knife attack in the heart of Paris and injured four others before being shot dead by police, French authorities said.
Albanian ex-minister to face drug trafficking charges
TIRANA (Reuters) – An Albanian court has ruled that former interior minister Saimir Tahiri should be kept under house arrest and face trial on charges of drug trafficking and corruption, the prosecution office said on Saturday.
One of three Polish missing miners found, shows no signs of life: JSW
WARSAW (Reuters) – Rescuers have found one of three missing miners trapped almost a kilometer underground since an earthquake caused a tunnel in a Polish mine to collapse a week ago, coal company JSW said on Saturday.
Man attacks people with knife in Paris, shot by police: BFM
PARIS (Reuters) – A man attacked bystanders with a knife in the heart of Paris on Saturday before being shot by police, BFM TV said.
Catalan secessionists fail to elect new regional leader
BARCELONA (Reuters) – Catalan pro-independence parties failed on Saturday for a fourth time to elect a regional leader, 10 days before the deadline to form a government or hold a new election.
New president calls on people to transform Sierra Leone
FREETOWN (Reuters) – Sierra Leone’s new President Julius Maada Bio on Saturday called on the public to help him transform the West African nation, which is struggling to recover from an economic downturn and a deadly Ebola epidemic.
Thousands of Poles protest against ruling conservatives
WARSAW (Reuters) – Thousands of anti-government protesters marched in Warsaw on Saturday demanding “independent” courts following a judiciary overhaul which has sparked a row with the European Union.
Pakistan bars U.S. diplomat from leaving amid tense relations: media
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) – Pakistani authorities have barred a U.S. diplomat involved in a fatal traffic accident from leaving the country, forcing an American military aircraft flown in for his departure to leave without him, local media reported on Saturd…
