High probability of a Brexit deal with EU, says British minister
LONDON (Reuters) – Brexit minister David Davis said on Wednesday he believed that there was a high probability that Britain would negotiate a deal to leave the European Union, dismissing fears that the country could crash out of the bloc.
Armenians protest as acting leader suggests new elections
YEREVAN (Reuters) – Police took up positions in the center of the Armenian capital on Wednesday to monitor a protest against the ruling elite as the acting prime minister suggested new parliamentary elections to defuse the political crisis.
Armenians protest as acting leader suggests new elections
YEREVAN (Reuters) – Police took up positions in the center of the Armenian capital on Wednesday to monitor a protest against the ruling elite as the acting prime minister suggested new parliamentary elections to defuse the political crisis.
Armenians protest as acting leader suggests new elections
YEREVAN (Reuters) – Police took up positions in the center of the Armenian capital on Wednesday to monitor a protest against the ruling elite as the acting prime minister suggested new parliamentary elections to defuse the political crisis.
Indonesian president turns to populist policies ahead of tough 2019 election
JAKARTA (Reuters) – Soon after taking office in 2014, Indonesian President Joko Widodo made a landmark decision to cut subsidies on politically sensitive fuel prices to boost the economy, but a year out from a tough re-election campaign, his reformist …
Armenians protests as acting leader suggests new elections
YEREVAN (Reuters) – Armenia’s acting prime minister, Karen Karapetyan, on Wednesday suggested holding a new parliamentary election to end a political crisis which has gripped the country for almost two weeks.
Impossible dream? Unification less of a priority as Korean leaders prepare to talk
SEOUL (Reuters) – Is unification of North and South Korea the solution or the problem?
In power for 15 years, Iraq’s Shi’ites split ahead of crucial vote
BASRA/NAJAF, Iraq (Reuters) – United in their fight against Saddam Hussein’s oppression for decades, Iraq’s Shi’ites have become deeply fragmented and disillusioned with their leaders after 15 years in power.
Iran pours scorn on nuclear talks, dismisses ‘tradesman’ Trump
BEIRUT (Reuters) – Iran’s president poured scorn on Wednesday on U.S. and European discussions over Tehran’s nuclear agreement, and dismissed Donald Trump as a “tradesman” who lacked the qualifications to deal with a complex international pact.
Armenian police gather in center of Yerevan after protest begins
YEREVAN (Reuters) – Armenian police began gathering in the center of Yerevan on Wednesday after a protest against the country’s ruling elite erupted there, witnesses told Reuters.
