WikiLeaks Saudi cable says Iran shipped nuclear equipment to Sudan
DUBAI (Reuters) – Saudi diplomats in Khartoum believed Iran shipped advanced nuclear equipment including centrifuges to Sudan in 2012, according to a document leaked last week that WikiLeaks says is a cable from the embassy.
Kremlin critic Navalny says Russia denies him foreign travels
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny said on Tuesday he was suing the immigration authorities for denying him a passport to travel abroad, describing the move as an echo of Soviet times.
Pakistani cleric launches anti-ISIS curriculum in Britain
LONDON (Reuters) – A prominent Pakistani Islamic cleric launched a “counter-terrorism” curriculum in London on Tuesday, to rebut the message of militant groups such as Islamic State (ISIS) and stop young people becoming radicalized and heading to Syria…
Armenian police disperse thousands protesting over energy prices
YEREVAN (Reuters) – Armenian police used water cannon to disperse thousands of people protesting in the capital Yerevan on Tuesday against a hike in electricity prices and detained more than 200 of them.
Toyota HQ raided by police over arrest of managing officer: Asahi
TOKYO (Reuters) – Toyota Motor Corp’s headquarters was raided by police over the arrest of the company’s managing officer for alleged drug offences, the Asahi newspaper reported late on Tuesday.
World Bank promises loan of up to $500 million for quake-hit Nepal
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The World Bank on Tuesday promised a loan of up to half a billion dollars to help Nepal rebuild after earthquakes killed nearly 9,000 people there in April and May, leveling homes and pushing hundreds of thousands of people deepe…
Libya’s air force warns Europe over naval plan for migrants
BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) – The air force commander of Libya’s internationally recognized government has warned European countries that any vessels entering Libyan waters without permission would be targeted by air strikes.
Iran parliament bars key nuclear concessions in talks with big powers
ANKARA (Reuters) – Iran’s parliament passed a bill on Tuesday banning access for U.N. inspectors to its military sites and scientists, potentially complicating chances for a nuclear accord with world powers as a self-imposed June 30 deadline approaches…
Strong quake strikes off Japan, no tsunami alert
TOKYO (Reuters) – An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.9 struck deep under the seabed off the coast of Japan south of Tokyo on Tuesday, the Japan Meteorological Agency said.
Danish ship rescues more than 200 migrants off Libyan coast
COPENHAGEN (Reuters) – A refined product tanker owned by Danish shipping company Torm rescued more than 200 migrants off the coast of Libya on Sunday and took them to Italy at the request of the Italian coastguard, the company said.
