Iran reveals British-Iranian dual citizen jailed six years for spying
DUBAI (Reuters) – Iran revealed on Sunday that it had sentenced an unidentified Iranian-British dual citizen to six years in jail for spying for Britain, in a case that appears not to have previously been disclosed.
All 11 on board presumed dead after Turkish plane crashes in Iran
DUBAI/ISTANBUL (Reuters) – All 11 people on board a private Turkish plane were presumed dead on Sunday after it crashed and burst into flames on an Iranian mountainside while en route from the United Arab Emirates to Istanbul, officials said.
Not just theater: U.S. officials defend Trump-Kim meeting
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. officials on Sunday defended President Donald Trump’s decision to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, saying the move was not just for show and not a gift to Pyongyang.
All eight passengers killed as private Turkish plane crashes in Iran: Red Crescent
ISTANBUL (Reuters) – All eight passengers were killed on Sunday when a private plane belonging to Turkish firm Basaran Holding crashed in Iran, the head of the Turkish Red Crescent said on Twitter.
Majority of Peruvians favor impeaching president: Ipsos poll
LIMA (Reuters) – A majority of Peruvians want President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski to resign or be forced from office by Congress, according to a poll by Ipsos published in a local newspaper on Sunday.
Hundreds urged to wash clothes after UK nerve agent attack
SALISBURY, England (Reuters) – Hundreds of people who visited the Zizzi restaurant or the Mill pub in the English city of Salisbury were told on Sunday to wash their clothes after traces of nerve agent used to attack a former Russian spy last week were…
Conservative Pinera begins second term as Chile’s president
SANTIAGO (Reuters) – Conservative billionaire Sebastian Pinera was sworn in as Chile’s president on Sunday, returning to the job after four years of center-left rule with promises to revive investments in the world’s top copper producer.
It’s not just theater: U.S. officials defend Trump-Kim meeting
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. officials on Sunday defended President Donald Trump’s decision to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, saying the move was not just for show and not a gift to Pyongyang, as one senator insisted.
Eleven people killed in Turkish plane crash in Iran: agency
DUBAI (Reuters) – Eleven people were killed when a private Turkish plane crashed in Iran while traveling from Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates to Istanbul on Sunday, a civil aviation spokesman said according to ISNA news agency.
Le Pen wants France’s National Front to be renamed ‘National Rally’
LILLE, France (Reuters) – French far-right leader Marine Le Pen proposed her National Front party be renamed the “National Rally” on Sunday, in a bid to shed a brand associated by many voters with racism and anti-Semitism and facilitate alliances with …
