Second migrant caravan moves through Guatemala toward Mexico
A group of more than a thousand Central Americans in Guatemala headed toward the Mexican border on Tuesday as the first caravan of migrants paused in southern Mexico on its planned journey toward the U.S. border.
Russia likely behind dangerous attack on Saudi energy plant: FireEye
A dangerous computer virus designed to destroy safety systems at industrial plants was likely developed by a Russian government-backed research institute, U.S. cybersecurity firm FireEye said on Tuesday.
French media urge Macron to keep press room inside Elysee palace
French journalists have urged President Emmanuel Macron to scrap plans to move the presidential press room outside the Elysee palace, saying the measure would make it more difficult for reporters to cover government business.
Ethiopian migrants die off Tanzania coast trying to sail to South Africa: police
Seven Ethiopian migrants drowned after a boat carrying 13 people capsized off the coast of Tanzania while en route to South Africa, Tanzanian police said on Tuesday.
Did lightning strike trigger Gaza rocket attack on Israel?
A theory that a lightning strike triggered Palestinian rocket fire from Gaza last week gained traction in Israel on Tuesday and might explain the Israeli military’s limited response.
Dutch King highlights Brexit uncertainty on visit to Britain
King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands highlighted the “shadow of uncertainty” hanging over Dutch nationals living in Britain due to Brexit in an address to the British parliament on Tuesday during a two-day state visit.
France’s Macron evades questions on halting Saudi arms sales
French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday refused to take questions about halting arms sales to Saudi Arabia despite Germany’s calls on its European partners to follow its example and stop arms exports to the kingdom.
U.S. Treasury sanctions targets Taliban, Iranian backers
The United States targeted Afghanistan’s Taliban insurgency on Tuesday with sanctions against eight individuals, including two linked to the Quds Force of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards.
Ireland to exhume babies’ mass grave to provide proper burial
Ireland’s government on Tuesday approved the exhumation and reburial of the decades-old remains of hundreds of babies left in unmarked graves at the site of a former church-run home for unwed mothers in the western town of Tuam.
G7 condemns Khashoggi’s death, says Saudis must ensure no repeat
Foreign ministers from the Group of Seven leading industrialized nations on Tuesday condemned the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi “in the strongest possible terms” and said Riyahd must make sure such an incident never happens again.
