Al Jazeera suspends Egypt channel as Doha, Cairo mull closer ties
CAIRO (Reuters) – Qatari-owned Al Jazeera suspended broadcast of its Egypt-focused channel on Monday, citing a product restructuring, as Doha and Cairo seek to mend ties that deteriorated last year after the army toppled elected Islamist President Moha…
Cameroon army says dismantles Boko Haram training camp
YAOUNDE (Reuters) – Cameroon’s army has dismantled a training camp for the Boko Haram Islamist group, arresting or killing dozens of militants and seizing 84 children who were being trained there, the army said on Monday.
Exclusive: WHO says Syria approves medicine deliveries to Aleppo, other areas
BEIRUT (Reuters) – The Syrian government has approved the delivery of medicine and surgical supplies to three areas of the country aid workers were previously unable to reach regularly, including opposition-held Aleppo, the World Health Organization sa…
Italy says breaks up neo-fascist group suspected of planning attacks
ROME (Reuters) – Italian police on Monday arrested 14 people they said were members of a neo-fascist movement that was planning attacks on politicians, prosecutors and the police.
From Baltic to Asia, East-West aerial confrontations heat up
NEW YORK (Reuters) – From the skies of the Baltic to the South China Sea, a new era of confrontation with Russia and China is pitting U.S. and allied pilots against their counterparts on a scale not seen since the Cold War era.
U.S. leads 22 more air strikes against Islamic State: task force
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S.-led coalition conducted 12 air strikes against Islamic State militants in Syria on Monday and 10 strikes Iraq, the U.S. military said in a statement.
Russia watchdog blocks web pages calling for Navalny support protest: activists
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russia’s Internet watchdog is working to block social networking sites rallying support for a mass protest next month backing Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, activists said on Monday.
Spain’s Catalonia court to probe region head over independence vote
MADRID (Reuters) – Catalonia’s High Court said on Monday it would open proceedings over the alleged disobedience of regional President Artur Mas and other local leaders for holding a symbolic vote on independence from Spain in November.
China probes former senior aide to Hu Jintao over graft
BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s ruling Communist Party announced a corruption investigation into a one-time senior aide to former president Hu Jintao on Monday, as President Xi Jinping opens another front in his sweeping battle against deep-rooted graft.
Landmine explosion wounds seven soldiers in southeast Turkey
DIYARBAKIR, Turkey (Reuters) – Seven Turkish soldiers including a battalion commander were wounded on Monday when their armoured vehicle drove over a land mine in mainly Kurdish southeast Turkey, the military said.
