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Turkey Says It Expects Issues Poisoning Ties With U.S. To Be Addressed
Turkey expects issues poisoning ties with the United States to be addressed, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Tuesday, adding the search for solutions to conflicts in Syria and Libya were presenting new opportunities to improve ties.
Spain Starts Trial Of Suspects Linked To Deadly 2017 Van Attack
The trial of three men suspected of belonging to an Islamist militant cell behind a van rampage on Barcelona's central Las Ramblas boulevard in 2017 started on Tuesday in Spain's High Court, amid heightened security measures.
Israel To Send First Delegation To Sudan On Sunday To Firm Up Normalisation - Source
Israel plans to send its first delegation to Sudan on Sunday to firm up the countries' U.S.brokered announcement on Oct. 23 that they would normalise relations, a source briefed on the provisional itinerary said.
Turkey Appoints Former Deputy PM Elvan As Finance Minister
Turkey appointed former deputy prime minister Lutfi Elvan as its treasury and finance minister to replace President Tayyip Erdogan's soninlaw Berat Albayrak, the country's Official Gazette said on Tuesday.
U.S. Allows Emergency Use Of First COVID-19 Antibody Drug
U.S. regulators on Monday authorized emergency use of the first experimental antibody drug for COVID19 in patients who are not hospitalized but are at risk of serious illness because of their age or other conditions.
U.S. Slaps More Sanctions On Syria In Push For Assad To End War
The United States on Monday imposed sanctions on officials, entities and individuals it accused of providing support to Syrian President Bashar alAssad as Washington continued its efforts to cut off funds for Assad's government.
Black Woman To Lead Naval Academy's Brigade For First Time
A Black woman will lead fellow students at the U.S. Naval Academy for the first time, taking the top student leadership role of brigade commander, the academy announced Monday.
Gunmen Kill Reporter In Mexico's Most Violent State
Officials in Guanajuato, the state with the most homicides in Mexico, said Monday that gunmen killed a reporter for a local news site while he was covering a story.
Greta Thunberg On 2 Very Surreal Years Of Protest And Fame
In the first days of Greta Thunbergs solitary sidewalk protest outside Swedish Parliament in August 2018, most walk right past her. Some pause and ask why shes not in school. But people steadily begin to take notice of the steadfast 16yearold girl.
Hungary Shuts Secondary Schools, Tightens COVID-19 Curbs In Policy Shift
Hungary will shut secondary schools and tighten coronavirus curbs from midnight Tuesday, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said, in a shift away from his policy of avoiding tough restrictions to protect the economy.
Factbox: Development Of Pfizer-BioNTech Coronavirus Vaccine
U.S. drugmaker Pfizer and German partner BioNTech on Monday became the first drugmakers to show successful data from a largescale clinical trial of a coronavirus vaccine.
Members Of President-elect Biden's Coronavirus Task Force
President-elect Joe Biden on Monday named the members of a team of public health and science experts to develop a blueprint for fighting the coronavirus task force.
Rugby Australia Signs 3-year Broadcasting Deal With Nine
Rugby Australia is set to end a 25year partnership with Foxtel after negotiating a threeyear broadcasting deal worth 100 million Australian dollars ($73 million) with Nine Entertainment Co. that will include Super Rugby games shown on freetoair television...
Turkish Finance Minister, Erdogan's Son-in-law, Resigns Post
Turkeys finance minister and soninlaw to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced his resignation on social media Sunday.
Trump Will Lose Special Twitter Protections In January
U.S. President Donald Trump will be subject to the same Twitter Inc rules as any other user when Presidentelect Joe Biden takes office on Jan. 20, the social media company confirmed this week.
At Scaled-back Service, Queen Elizabeth Leads Remembrance Sunday
Queen Elizabeth led a ceremony on Sunday to remember those killed and wounded in conflict, with many in Britain marking it at home after the service was scaled back to comply with coronavirus restrictions.