China says tourists attacked in Turkey during anti-China protests
BEIJING/ISTANBUL (Reuters) – China has warned its citizens traveling in Turkey to be careful of anti-Beijing protests, saying some Chinese tourists have recently been “attacked and disturbed”.
Islamic State attacks power plant in Hasaka, in northeast Syria: army
BEIRUT (Reuters) – Islamic State suicide bombers on Sunday blew up an explosive- laden truck near a power plant that serves the northeastern city of Hasaka, the latest attack after their expulsion from most parts of the city, the Syrian army said.
Landmine kills five Ukrainian soldiers in separatist east
KIEV (Reuters) – Five Ukrainian servicemen were killed and three wounded by a landmine in the separatist Luhansk region, the Ukrainian military said on Sunday.
Saudi-led strikes kill 30 in northern Yemen, Houthis say
SANAA (Reuters) – Air strikes by Saudi-led forces killed 30 civilians in an attack on a market in northern Yemen on Sunday, the Houthi-run news agency Saba said, as U.N. mediators pushed for a humanitarian pause in fighting that has killed nearly 3,000…
Seven Pakistani troops killed as army pushes to finish anti-Taliban offensive
DERA ISMAIL KHAN (Reuters) – Taliban ambushes and bombings killed at least seven Pakistani soldiers in the northwest as the military made a new push into the militants’ last major stronghold near the border with Afghanistan, intelligence officers said …
Iran deploys new home-built long-range radar
DUBAI (Reuters) – Iran says it has deployed a new domestically built long-range radar system, signaling a strengthening of its air defenses as it holds what may be the final days of talks on a nuclear deal with world powers.
Malaysia’s opposition demands emergency debate on PM after graft allegations
KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) – Two of Malaysia’s main opposition parties on Sunday demanded an emergency sitting of parliament to discuss Prime Minister Najib Razak’s future as tensions mounted over a report that linked him to probes into alleged corruption …
China arrests man for suicide ‘rumors’ amid stock market rout: state TV
BEIJING (Reuters) – Chinese authorities have arrested a man who allegedly spread rumors about people in Beijing jumping off buildings in response to a stock market crash, state television reported on Sunday.
Colombia peace process now at lowest ebb: government
BOGOTA (Reuters) – Colombia’s peace negotiations with leftist FARC rebels have hit a critical low as the group steps up violent attacks and the government could walk away from the process unless the group shows more commitment, the government’s top neg…
China lobbies hard ahead of Manila’s South China Sea arbitration case
HONG KONG/MANILA (Reuters) – China’s claims to the disputed South China Sea will come under international legal scrutiny for the first time this week, but while Beijing has officially refused to take part in the case filed by the Philippines at a U.N. …
