North Korea Boasts of Fresh Test on 'Ultramodern Tactical Weapon'
A string of such tests last year had many fearing war before the North turned to engagement and diplomacy
World News
Criminal Charges Against WikiLeaks' Assange Mistakenly Revealed
U.S. prosecutors have obtained a sealed indictment against Julian Assange, a federal court document, which has been made public, shows
U.S. News
Erdogan, Trump Agree Khashoggi Case Must Be Fully Scrutinized, Turkish Presidency Says
Erdogan also tells Trump Turkey expects U.S. to end support for Syrian Kurdish YPG militia, says presidency
Europe
U.K. Labour Politician Faces Disciplinary Charges After Questioning Jewish Community’s Need for Security
Jenny Rathbone, a lawmaker in the regional National Assembly for Wales, said last year about the Jewish community's need for security: 'How much of it is for real and how much of it is in their own heads is really hard for an outsider to judge'
Middle East
Analysis Netanyahu and IDF vs. Israeli Ministers: How Gaza War Was Avoided at Last Minute
Army chief presented cabinet with grim scenarios: A war in which Israel conquers the Strip, or weeks of violence after which the sides are back where they started
Palestinian News
18 Palestinians Wounded by Israeli Live Fire in Border Protests, Gaza Health Ministry Says
Five wounded by rubber bullets and three of the wounded in serious condition, ministry says ■ Slogan for next week's protest to be 'the resistance forces are uniting the Palestinian people'
Americas
Brazil Risks Middle East Trade With Potential Israel Embassy Move
Egypt’s abrupt cancellation of a planned trade visit causes alarm in the world’s biggest exporter of halal meats
