Greece says no shots have been fired against any migrant
Greek government spokesman Stelios Petsas said on Monday that no shots have been fired by Greek border forces against any individuals attempting to enter the country illegally.
Trump administration to cap number of employees at Chinese media outlets in U.S
The United States on Monday said it was slashing the number of Chinese employees permitted to work at the U.S. offices of major Chinese state-owned media outlets to retaliate against Beijing over its “long-standing intimidation and harassment of journa…
Israel’s Gantz vows to press ahead after election setback
Israeli centrist politician Benny Gantz pledged to press ahead on Monday after TV exit polls predicted a strong lead for his conservative rival, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but did not immediately concede defeat.
LATAM Airlines cancels Sao Paulo-Milan flights due to coronavirus
South America’s largest carrier, LATAM Airlines Group , said on Monday it would cancel its daily flight from Sao Paulo to Milan, Italy, through April 16, citing the new coronavirus outbreak and weak demand.
U.S. Senate leader wants to pass coronavirus bill within two weeks
U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said on Monday he wanted the Senate to pass a spending bill for the coronavirus “within the next two weeks.”
Turkey says one soldier killed in Syrian government shelling in Idlib
Turkey’s Defense Ministry said on Monday that one Turkish soldier was killed and another wounded in shelling by Syrian government forces in the northwestern province of Idlib.
Canada tells travelers from Iran to isolate over coronavirus
Canada is telling travelers from Iran to isolate themselves at home for 14 days because of the novel coronavirus, the same direction given to people arriving from Hubei, China, the epicenter of the outbreak, officials said on Monday.
Morocco reports first coronavirus case: health ministry
Morocco’s health ministry declared on Monday its first coronavirus case, from a Moroccan man living in Italy.
Albania opposition rallies to stop ‘coup d’etat’ over reforms
Thousands of opposition supporters denounced Albania’s government at a protest rally on Monday in a move likely to deepen a row between the country’s president and the socialist administration over judicial reforms sought by the West.
Turkey’s Erdogan says Greek soldiers killed two migrants on Monday
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday that Greek soldiers had killed two migrants and severely wounded a third.
