Tempers fray, prices rise as Egypt cuts fuel subsidies
CAIRO (Reuters) – Cairo bus driver Mohamed Salame voted for Abdel Fattah al-Sisi in the hope he would fix Egypt’s manifold problems, but now he curses the new president for making life harder by hiking the price of the state-subsidized fuel vital to hi…
Iranian pilot killed defending Iraqi shrine: IRNA
DUBAI (Reuters) – An Iranian pilot was killed defending Shi’ite Muslim holy sites in neighboring Iraq, Iran’s state news agency said, in the first official report of an Iranian death related to an upsurge in violence there since June.
Jihadist suspect arrested in Lisbon airport last week: report
LISBON (Reuters) – Portuguese police have arrested a man trained in a jihadist camp as he was trying to illegally board an Angola-bound plane via its landing gear at Lisbon international airport, local media said on Sunday.
Three European engineers believed kidnapped in Libya: officials
TRIPOLI (Reuters) – Three Europeans working for an Italian construction company have probably been kidnapped in Libya, officials from the Libyan and Italian governments said on Sunday.
Germany urges U.S. to explain suspected ‘double agent’ case
BERLIN (Reuters) – The German government wants a quick and clear explanation from Washington for U.S. intelligence’s apparent contact with a German man arrested last week on suspicion of being a double agent, the Interior Minister said in a newspaper i…
Gunmen kill 17 in attacks on police stations, barracks in Uganda
KAMPALA (Reuters) – Gunmen killed 17 people when they attacked three police stations and a military barracks in western Uganda, in an area that was once the scene of an insurgency by Islamist rebels, the military said on Sunday.
Hillary Clinton says Merkel is Europe’s ‘greatest leader’
BERLIN (Reuters) – Former U.S. secretary of state Hillary Clinton called Chancellor Angela Merkel “the greatest leader in Europe” during a visit to Berlin on Sunday and said it was high time America had a woman leader too, though without confirming she…
Israel arrests suspects in Palestinian teen’s killing
JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Israel has arrested Jewish suspects in the abduction and killing of a Palestinian teen whose death touched off violent protests in Jerusalem and in Israeli Arab towns, a security source said on Sunday.
Warehouse wall collapse kills eleven in south India
NEW DELHI (Reuters) – Eleven builders were crushed under a warehouse wall in the south Indian state of Tamil Nadu on Sunday, barely a week after the collapse of an eleven storey building killed some 60 people in the same state.
Yemen army continues fight in north and is attacked in south
SANAA/ADEN (Reuters) – Clashes in the north Yemen town of Omran continued on Sunday between the army and fighters from the Houthi movement after at least 104 people were killed on Saturday, while in the south six soldiers were shot dead by al Qaeda mil…
