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Anti-Austerity Strike Brings Greece To A Halt During Troika Visit

Greek schools shut and flights were disrupted as workers held a general strike on Wednesday to protest austerity imposed by foreign lenders, whose inspectors were in Athens to review the country's performance under its bailout. The 24-hour walkout by Greece's...

Exclusive: Chaos In Libya Brings Trouble Importing Food

Payments problems, chaos and corruption are hampering Libyan importers from making big deals to buy wheat, another setback as the country spins out of control two years after dictator Muammar Gaddafi was toppled by rebels and NATO warplanes. In the...

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood Loses Appeal On Group Ban

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Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood lost an appeal on Wednesday against a court decision to ban the group and seize its funds, court sources said. A court in September banned the Brotherhood, Egypt's oldest and most influential Islamist group, after Islamist president...

Congo Army, Rebels Clash Near Border Despite Peace Calls

Congolese troops and M23 rebels bombarded each other near the Ugandan border on Monday and international envoys called on both sides to cease fire and allow a peace deal to take hold. Congo's army accused the rebels of shelling the...

Kenya Charges Four Men With Aiding Shopping Mall Attackers

A Kenyan court on Monday charged four Somali men with "terrorism" offences for helping al Qaeda-linked militants who attacked a shopping mall in Nairobi in September, an assault that killed 67 people. The charges included offering support, providing shelter and...

Overnight Shelling Takes Death Toll In North Yemen To 100, Say Salafis

Overnight shelling has taken the death toll from fighting between rival Shi'ite and Sunni Muslim groups in a northern town in Yemen to at least 100 people, a spokesman for one of the groups said on Monday. Sectarian fighting in...

Kerry Hails Disgruntled Saudi Arabia As Important U.S. Ally

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry praised Saudi Arabia as a "very, very important" ally on Monday as he visited the Gulf Kingdom on a mission to soothe strains in the relationship over U.S. policy on Iran, Syria and...

In Court, Defiant Mursi Says He Still Egypt’s President

Ousted Egyptian leader Mohamed Mursi struck a defiant tone on the first day of his trial on Monday, chanting 'Down with military rule', and calling himself the country's only 'legitimate' president. Mursi, an Islamist who was toppled by the army...

UK Govt. To Scrap £3k Visa Bond Scheme

The British government is to scrap a controversial plan to impose a £3,000 security bond on visitors from Asian and African countries, media reports say. A British Home Office spokesperson confirmed that the policy, which was due to come into...

Israel Vows To Deny Hezbollah Weapons As Details Of Syria Raid Emerge

Israel said it would not allow advanced weapons to fall into the hands of Hezbollah, after a raid on Syria that opposition sources said had hit an air force garrison believed to be holding Russian-made missiles destined for the...
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UEFA Refuses To End FIFA World Cup Boycott Despite Infantino’s U-Turn

UEFA has confirmed it will continue its boycott of FIFA's men's and women's World Cups despite Gianni Infantino...
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