Intel receives $5.7bn as Trump administration buys 10 percent stake
CFO David Zinsner has also downplayed concerns that Intel's manufacturing arm could fall under outside control.
Two Lebanese soldiers killed in Israeli drone explosion in southern Lebanon
Lebanese army says two other personnel wounded after crashed Israeli drone explodes during inspection in Naqoura area.
BBC reports from scene of deadly Russian attack on Kyiv
Russia launched a major attack on Ukraine's capital in the early hours of Thursday evening, killing at least 19 people, including four children.
Israeli strikes in Yemen said to target gathering of Houthi leaders near Sanaa – The Times of Israel
- Israeli strikes in Yemen said to target gathering of Houthi leaders near Sanaa The Times of Israel
- Israeli airstrikes hit Yemeni capital, but no casualties reported AP News
- Israel launches latest attacks against Houthis in Yemen’s Sanaa Al Jazeera
- Houthi prime minister said killed in Israeli strike on Sanaa apartment yesterday The Times of Israel
- Israel Carries Out Strikes in Yemen During Houthi Leader's Speech Haaretz
What do a US envoy’s ‘animalistic’ remarks to journalists signify
Anger after US special envoy Tom Barack tells reporters in Beirut to 'be civilised'.
United Nations says children make up 50 percent of gang members in Haiti
US and Panama proposed a security force meant to counter gangs, despite setbacks with an existing policing operation.
European leaders outraged after Russian strikes kill 21 and damage EU’s HQ
The overnight attacks destroyed a block of flats and also caused damage to the EU's delegation offices.
Real Madrid to face Liverpool, PSG face Barcelona in Champions League draw
The draw for the league phase of the UEFA Champions League was made in Monaco on Friday with PSG handed a tough defence.
Brazil carries out raids in crackdown on organized crime in the fuel sector – Reuters
- Brazil carries out raids in crackdown on organized crime in the fuel sector Reuters
- Brazilian Police Crack Down on $4.2 Billion Fuel Crime Scheme Bloomberg.com
- Brazil raids cartel’s alleged multibillion-dollar money laundering scheme Financial Times
- Brazil's crackdown on criminal links to fuel supply chain nets $220M in assets ABC News
- Brazilian authorities said they were targeting a sprawling criminal network that laundered money for a major drug gang WV News
Pilot killed when F-16 jet crashes during preparations for a Polish air show – AP News
- Pilot killed when F-16 jet crashes during preparations for a Polish air show AP News
- Polish F-16 crashes during airshow rehearsal Reuters
- F-16 jet crashes during air show rehearsal in Poland, killing pilot CBS News
- Poland Says F-16 Fighter Crashed Before Air Show; Pilot Killed Bloomberg.com
- F-16 ace pilot killed in training crash before Polish air show TVP World
Beach returned to First Nation after 170 years following Canada legal battle
Stretch of Lake Huron shore was promised to Saugeen people in 1854 treaty with crown but was wrongly omitted from map
A stretch of beach will be returned to a First Nation in Canada 170 years after it was mistakenly omitted from its reserve. The sandy sliver of land measures less than two miles long, but has nonetheless sparked an outsized battle, with a nearby resort town claiming the case sets a foreboding precedent for property rights in the country.
Canada’s supreme court said on Thursday that it would not hear a challenge from the town of South Bruce Peninsula, which is contesting a lower court’s ruling that the Saugeen First Nation’s reserve was erroneously smaller than promised.
Continue reading...One eye and four blindfolds – JNS.org
- One eye and four blindfolds JNS.org
- Why Iran Hit Australia The Atlantic
- Court Records Detail Antisemitic Attack That Australia Says Is Linked to Iran The New York Times
- Iran’s dangerous path: Antisemitism and its global impact The Jerusalem Post
- Iran has a long history of exploiting social divisions abroad. It saw an opportunity in Australia and took it | Lydia Khalil The Guardian
Millions of children at risk across Africa as aid cuts impact food supplies
Emergency food supplies are running out in Nigeria, Kenya, Somalia and South Sudan, Save the Children warns.
Brawl in Mexico’s senate after debate over US military intervention to fight drug cartels
Senators Alejandro ‘Alito’ Moreno and Gerardo Fernández Noroña fought in the senate after heated discussion
Mexico’s senate devolved into violence this week as two of the country’s top politicians shoved, grabbed and shouted at each other after a heated discussion over the presence of foreign troops in the country.
Alejandro “Alito” Moreno, head of the opposition Institutional Revolutionary Party (Pri), grabbed at Gerardo Fernández Noroña, the senate president from the ruling Morena party, after lawmakers finished singing the national anthem to mark the end of the day’s session on Wednesday.
Continue reading...Israeli airstrikes hit Yemeni capital, but no casualties reported – AP News
- Israeli airstrikes hit Yemeni capital, but no casualties reported AP News
- Israel launches latest attacks against Houthis in Yemen’s Sanaa Al Jazeera
- Israel Carries Out Strikes in Yemen During Houthi Leader's Speech Haaretz
- Israel confirms strike on Houthis in Yemen, marks second time this week Fox News
- IDF targets Houthi sites in Sanaa amid rising tensions The Jerusalem Post
US envoy says calling Lebanon reporters ‘animalistic’ was ‘inappropriate’
Tom Barrack says he was telling Lebanese journalists to 'be civilised' but notes that they were 'just doing their job'.
Israel launches latest attacks against Houthis in Yemen’s Sanaa
No immediate reports of casualties as Israel says it strikes military target. Houthis say civilians targeted.
Uncontacted Peruvian tribe on deadly collision course with loggers, group says
Survival International says Mashco Piro seen in nearby Amazon village in alarming sign group is under stress
Members of an Indigenous tribe who live deep in Peru’s Amazon rainforest and avoid contact with outsiders have been reported entering a neighboring village in what activists consider an alarming sign that the group is under stress from development.
The sightings of members of Mashco Piro tribe come as a logging company is building a bridge that could give outsiders easier access to the tribe’s territory, a move that could raise the risk of disease and conflict, according to Survival International, which advocates for Indigenous rights.
Continue reading...Watch first-ever orange shark be caught by fisherman in Costa Rica – USA Today
- Watch first-ever orange shark be caught by fisherman in Costa Rica USA Today
- Fishermen Pulled In an Orange Shark Off Costa Rica: ‘My God, What Is This?’ The New York Times
- Scientists discover one-of-a-kind, bright orange shark swimming off Costa Rica New York Post
- Surprise! Rare orange shark is a survivor Divernet
- Bright Orange Shark Spotted in Costa Rica, Experts Weigh In yahoo.com