Khashoggi’s son says justice has been achieved in his father’s case: tweet
The son of slain Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi said on Monday his family had achieved justice thanks to the verdict of Saudi Arabia’s public prosecutor.
Turkey, Russia talk Syria as thousands flee bombing
A Turkish delegation was in Russia on Monday for talks on Syria, following reports that Russian-backed attacks there were forcing tens of thousands more Syrians to flee toward Turkey.
UK navy warship captures $4 million of drugs in Gulf of Oman
Britain’s Royal Navy said on Monday one of its warships had helped to seize a batch of crystal meth worth more than 3.3 million pounds ($4.3 million) from smugglers in the Gulf of Oman.
OSCE says east Ukraine prisoner exchange to take place by year end
An international working group on the conflict in east Ukraine on Monday agreed on an exchange of prisoners to take place before the end of the year, a representative of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) said.
UK’s Charles says Prince Philip, 98, is ‘all right’ in hospital
Britain’s Prince Philip, 98, the husband of Queen Elizabeth, is “all right” in hospital where he has been under observation for three days, his son Prince Charles said on Monday.
Poland’s top court says suspended judge can resume work
A Polish judge suspended for questioning the ruling party’s judicial reforms may return to work, the Supreme Court ruled on Monday, in a case that brought thousands of protesters onto the streets in a show of solidarity.
U.S. asks Russia to free incarcerated ex-Marine Paul Whelan
A senior U.S. diplomat on Monday called for Russia to free Paul Whelan, a former Marine accused by Moscow of espionage, saying there was no evidence against him and he had committed no crime.
Protesters clash with police at key Paris rail terminal
Protesters scuffled with police at the Gare de Lyon station in Paris on Monday and union leaders threatened to ramp up action at oil facilities as a nationwide strike against government pension reforms went into a 19th day.
Bosnian lawmakers approve new government after 14-month deadlock
Bosnian lawmakers approved a new central government on Monday after a 14-month deadlock, opening the way for a resumption of reforms needed to become a candidate for EU membership and for talks on a new deal with the International Monetary Fund.
U.S. ‘smears’ of China affecting global stability, top Beijing diplomat says
U.S. trade, economic and scientific restrictions on China and “smears” against its sovereignty are impacting global stability and development, the Chinese government’s top diplomat said in comments published on Monday.
