Brazil building collapses, at least one dead: rescue worker
A seven-story residential building collapsed on Tuesday in the northeast Brazilian city of Fortaleza, killing at least one person, a rescue worker told TV channel GloboNews.
Brexit talks continue, still work to do: UK PM Johnson’s spokesman
Talks aimed at reaching a Brexit deal with Brussels are continuing but there is still work to do, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s spokesman said on Tuesday.
Brexit talks continue, still work to do: UK PM Johnson’s spokesman
Talks aimed at reaching a Brexit deal with Brussels are continuing but there is still work to do, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s spokesman said on Tuesday.
Russian reporters receive threats after investigating secret military group: editor
A group of Russian journalists who investigated the activities of a secretive group of Russian mercenaries in Africa and the Middle East have been subject to a campaign of physical threats and harassment, their editor-in-chief said.
Russian reporters receive threats after investigating secret military group: editor
A group of Russian journalists who investigated the activities of a secretive group of Russian mercenaries in Africa and the Middle East have been subject to a campaign of physical threats and harassment, their editor-in-chief said.
Turkish assault in Syria weakens Iraq Kurds, strengthens regional powers
A Turkish border offensive against Syrian Kurdish forces will further weaken Iraq’s divided Kurds next door and embolden regional rivals who have one thing in common – they want no Kurdish state.
Turkish assault in Syria weakens Iraq Kurds, strengthens regional powers
A Turkish border offensive against Syrian Kurdish forces will further weaken Iraq’s divided Kurds next door and embolden regional rivals who have one thing in common – they want no Kurdish state.
South Africa’s Zuma to appeal decision he must face graft charges
Former South African president Jacob Zuma will appeal a high court decision to deny him a permanent stay of prosecution on charges related to a $2 billion arms deal, his lawyers said on Tuesday.
South Africa’s Zuma to appeal decision he must face graft charges
Former South African president Jacob Zuma will appeal a high court decision to deny him a permanent stay of prosecution on charges related to a $2 billion arms deal, his lawyers said on Tuesday.
Germany’s Scholz: No-deal Brexit would damage Britain the most
Germany’s Finance Minster Olaf Scholz told Reuters on Tuesday that a no-deal Brexit should be avoided as such an outcome would damage Britain the most.
