Apple Watch, hired jet, mystery vehicle figure in search for missing Saudi dissident
Jamal Khashoggi believed he was safe in Turkey.
Worker found dead at Bosnia oil refinery hit by blast
The powerful blast that rocked Bosnia’s Brod oil refinery late on Tuesday has left one worker dead, officials said as they raised the figure for the number injured to nine.
Brazil’s Bolsonaro still not healthy enough to debate: medical team
Jair Bolsonaro, the right-wing front-runner in Brazil’s presidential election, is still not healthy enough to take part in debates and other campaign activities as he recovers from a near-fatal stabbing last month, his medical team said on Wednesday.
Social Democrat chief questions future in troubled German coalition
German Social Democrat leader Andrea Nahles questioned her party’s future in the government after a rocky six months during which the coalition has twice come close to collapse.
Azeri banker’s high-spending wife targeted by new British anti-graft powers
The first target of new British powers to combat the proceeds of suspected corruption is the wife of a jailed Azeri banker who spent more than 16 million pounds ($21 million) at department store Harrods, London’s High Court has revealed.
Demilitarized zone around Syria’s Idlib set up, Turkey says
Turkey’s defense ministry said on Wednesday the demilitarized zone in Syria’s Idlib has been formed and heavy weapons have been withdrawn, following an agreement by Russian and Turkish leaders in Sochi last month.
Turkey agrees to release more water to Iraq: Iraqi speaker
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has agreed to increase water releases to Iraq, Iraqi parliament speaker Mohammed al-Halbousi said on Wednesday.
Passenger plane rolls off runway on landing in Siberia
Russian authorities opened an investigation on Wednesday after a plane with 91 passengers on board rolled off the runway on landing in Russia’s far east.
DUP could vote against UK budget if Brexit red lines are breached: reports
The DUP, the Northern Irish unionist party that props up Theresa May’s government, could vote against this month’s UK budget if the prime minister breaches the party’s red lines over Brexit at an EU summit, the BBC and Sky News said on Wednesday.
Brazil’s Haddad says market likes Bolsonaro because it sees easy profits
Brazil’s leftist presidential candidate Fernando Haddad said on Wednesday that investors prefer his far-right opponent Jair Bolsonaro because they see quick gains in the privatization of state companies that he would pursue.
