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Trump to Approve Controversial Keystone, Dakota Pipelines

US President Donald Trump will approve two controversial pipelines by executive order Tuesday, US media reported. Trump is expected to okay the Keystone XL pipeline — carrying crude from Canada to US refineries on the Gulf Coast — and an equally controversial crude pipeline crossing in North Dakota, Fox News ...

January 24, 2017

Middle East

Occupation Entity Approves 2,500 West Bank Settler Homes

The Zionist entity has approved the construction of 2,500 settler homes in the occupied West Bank, the defense ministry said Tuesday, making good on promises to expand such building following the election of US President Donald Trump. The plans, approved by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman, ...

January 24, 2017

Middle East

Baghdad car bomb Kills Three

A car bomb exploded Tuesday in an area for car dealerships in the Iraqi capital, killing at least three people and wounding 14, police said. The morning blast happened in the Al-Nahda neighborhood in the center of Baghdad, which has already been hit by several deadly bombings this year, a ...

January 24, 2017

Middle East

Russia, Iran and Turkey Stress No Military Solution to Syria War: Astana Talks

An international meeting on the Syrian settlement began in the capital of Kazakhstan on January 23 with the participation of a number of delegations, including armed opposition, Damascus, Russia, Iran and Turkey. Russia, Iran and Turkey reiterated that there is no military solution to the Syrian war and that only ...

January 24, 2017

Middle East

Russia, Turkey, Iran Agree on Mechanism to Monitor Syria Ceasefire

Russia, Turkey and Iran have agreed on the establishment of a trilateral mechanism to monitor the ceasefire in Syria, the Anadolu news agency reported Tuesday citing a diplomatic source. Later, a source confirmed the report in a comment for Sputnik. An international meeting on the Syrian settlement began in the ...

January 24, 2017

World

Parliament Must Approve Start of Brexit Process: Supreme Court

Britain’s Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that the government must obtain the approval of parliament before starting the Brexit process, in a defeat for Prime Minister Theresa May. “Today, by a majority of eight to three, the Supreme Court rules that the government cannot trigger Article 50 without an Act of ...

January 24, 2017

Middle East

Saudi Arabia Reports Multiple Cyber Attacks

Saudi Arabia has warned organizations inside the kingdom to be vigilant of cyber attacks after the country’s labor ministry and chemicals firms reported hacks. On Monday, the kingdom’s telecommunication authority issued a warning to all parties to be on alert for attacks by the Shamoon 2 virus, a variant of ...

January 24, 2017

World

US president-elect Donald Trump and German Chancellor Angela Merkel

Trump’s Exit from Pacific Trade Deal Opens Door for Germany: Vice Chancellor

Germany would take advantage of any trade opportunities in Asia and South America left by a protectionist United States, Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel said, after US President Donald Trump withdrew from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). “If Trump starts a trade war with Asia and South America, it will open opportunities ...

January 24, 2017

Middle East

Kazakhstan Foreign Minister Kairat Abdrakhmanov, second from left, speaks with Syrian regime representatives in Astana, Kazakhstan on Sunday.

Syrian Gov’t Delegation Joined Astana Talks Participants, Talks Relaunched

Syrian government delegation headed by Bashar Jaafari has joined other delegations at the Astana talks and the negotiations have been relaunched, a Sputnik correspondent reported Tuesday. The two-day Syrian talks began on January 23. They have been initiated by Russian President Vladimir Putin, who proposed to establish additional platform of ...

January 24, 2017

World

China Warships Tour P. Gulf Arab States for First Time since 2010

Chinese warships have embarked on a tour of Persian Gulf Arab states for the first time in six years as Beijing has signaled a desire to play a bigger role on the global stage. Three Chinese vessels, including a guided-missile destroyer warship, arrived in Qatar’s capital Doha Saturday following a ...

January 24, 2017