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January 19, 2020
World powers to vow end to Libya meddling
BERLIN — World leaders were poised to commit to ending all foreign meddling in Libya's war at a Berlin summit Sunday, but calls were growing for an international force to ensure that pledges are put into action.The presidents of Russia, Turkey and France were among global chiefs at the talks held under the auspices of the United Nations, which wants foreign powers wielding influence in the region to stop interfering ...
January 19, 2020
Harry and Meghan begin life as ordinary people
LONDON — Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan began a new life Sunday as somewhat ordinary people with financial worries and security concerns after being stripped of their royal titles and public funding by the Queen.The settlement announced by Buckingham Palace on Saturday saw the 93-year-old monarch assume her painfully familiar role of managing a family crisis that threatened the very foundations of one of Britain's oldest institutions.The "Megxit" ...
January 19, 2020
Over 80 soldiers killed in Houthi missile, drone attack
DUBAI — More than 80 Yemeni soldiers have been killed and scores injured in a missile and drone attack blamed on Houthi rebels in central Yemen, medical and military sources said Sunday.Saturday's strike follows months of relative calm in the war between the Iran-backed Houthis and Yemen's internationally recognized government, which is backed by a Saudi-led military coalition.The Houthis attacked a mosque in a military camp in the central province ...
January 19, 2020
Heavy snow hampers search for missing S. Korean, Nepal trekkers
KATHMANDU — Avalanches, heavy snow and poor visibility hampered the search Sunday for four South Koreans and three Nepalis caught in an avalanche in the popular Annapurna region of the Himalayas, officials saidRelatives of the missing Koreans have arrived in Kathmandu alongside several officials sent by Seoul to help with the emergency rescue efforts, Ang Dorjee Sherpa of the Korean Alpine Federation told AFP.The missing group was near the Annapurna ...
January 19, 2020
Britain's Johnson open to Libya monitoring role
LONDON — Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Sunday that Britain would be ready to send "people and experts" to help monitor a Libya ceasefire should one be brokered by world powers at a summit in Berlin.Johnson told Britain's Sky News television on his arrival in the German capital that it was time for "external proxies" to stop interfering in the war."Proxy conflicts only come to an end when the external ...
January 19, 2020
Iraq protests swell; slow pace of reforms irks youth
BAGHDAD — Iraqi youth angry at their government's glacial pace of reform ramped up their protests on Sunday, sealing streets with burning tyres and threatening further escalation unless their demands are met.The rallies demanding an overhaul of the ruling system have rocked Shiite-majority parts of Iraq since October, but had thinned out in recent weeks amid rising Iran-US tensions.Protesters had feared Iraq would be caught in the middle of the ...
January 19, 2020
Twelve dead after buses collide in Algeria
ALGIERS — Twelve people were killed and another 46 injured when two buses collided early Sunday in Algeria's northeast, emergency services said, in the latest tragedy of its kind in the North African country.Emergency teams arrived at "around 1:10 am (0010 GMT) following a fatal accident, a collision between two buses, on the state highway near the city of Astil" in the province of Biskra, 500 km southeast of Algiers, ...
January 19, 2020
Hundreds hurt as Lebanon protests turn violent
BEIRUT — Almost 400 people were wounded during running battles between Lebanese anti-government protesters and security forces in Beirut Saturday, rescuers said, the heaviest toll since the demonstrations erupted three months ago.More street rallies were expected Sunday as part of popular protests since Oct. 17 that have demanded the wholesale ouster of the Lebanese political class, which activists condemn as inept and corrupt.Sunday morning, the streets were mostly empty as ...
January 19, 2020
Twelve dead after buses collide in Algeria
ALGIERS - Twelve people were killed and another 46 injured when two buses collided early Sunday in Algeria's northeast, emergency services said, in the latest tragedy of its kind in the North African country.Emergency teams arrived at "around 1:10 am (0010 GMT) following a fatal accident, a collision between two buses, on the state highway near the city of Astil" in the province of Biskra, 500 km southeast of Algiers, ...
January 19, 2020
China reports 17 new cases of mystery virus
BEIJING - China reported 17 new cases of the mysterious SARS-like virus on Sunday, including three people in serious condition, heightening fears ahead of China's Lunar New Year holiday when hundreds of millions of people move around the country.The new coronavirus strain has caused alarm because of its connection to Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, which killed nearly 650 people across mainland China and Hong Kong in 2002-2003.Of the 17 new ...
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