Month: December 2018

Iran says all its missile-related activities are in full compliance with the relevant provisions of UNSC Resolution 2231.      

Top US Republicans are becoming more outspoken in slamming Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman for ordering the murder of Jamal Khashoggi.      

Turkish President Erdogan says he is determined to find out who ordered the killing of the Saudi journalist.      

Doha has yet to confirm the level of representation it will send to the Gulf gathering on December 9.      

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is being pressured by lawmakers and activists to declare that Myanmar’s military is committing genocide against Rohingya Muslims.      

As some of the key players in Yemen’s war meet in Sweden, will peace finally be achieved?      

Move seen as part of wider campaign by Hungarian government targeting billionaire philanthropist.      

Barcelona climbed to the top of the La Liga table after beating Villarreal 2-nil at Camp-Nou.      

A woman and her child walk in a park in New Taipei City, Taiwan, on December 3, 2018.      

Despite the obstacles, Palestinians in Gaza show a strong will to defeat their disabilities and achieve their dreams.      

The Gulf nation, the world’s leading LNG producer, said it will withdraw from OPEC in January 2019.      

The foreign minister condemns the “surrealism” informing the US’s foreign policy after Pompeo’s allegations.      

The US president wants to implement denuclearisation deal signed with Kim Jong Un, South Korea’s Moon says.      

Barricades burn in Paris for a third successive week as calls grow for the president to resign.      

The Israel police recommend indicting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara for bribery and other corruption charges in an investigation dubbed Case 4000.      

Footage of police ramming vehicles into scooters to knock off suspects provokes controversy.      

Two months after Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi was killed, his family and friends continue to fight for justice.      

Authorities allege Netanyahu favoured telecom company Bezeq in return for more positive coverage of him and his wife.      

The United States will continue backing the Saudi-led war on Yemen, says Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.      

The Wall Street Journal reported that the Saudi crown prince was in contact with the team that killed Jamal Khashoggi      

US House Progressive leader Pramila Jayapa is joining a so-called caravan of migrants to cross the border with Mexico into the United States.      

Final communique reiterates US decision to withdraw from Paris deal and omits G20 pledges to fight protectionism.      

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is sticking to his position that he won’t act until he gets referrals.      

Police use tear gas to disperse ‘yellow-vest’ protesters trying to tear down barricades on Champs Elysees.      

BRICS leaders at G20 summit slam protectionism.      

Marc Lamont Hill was a political commentator at CNN who was sacked after he delivered a pro-Palestinian speech at the UN’s International Day of Solidarity.      

Saudi-led airstrikes on Yemen have increased in frequency following visits by UN officials to the war-torn country.      

Israel has reportedly detained more than 900 Palestinian children in 2018.