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Greek men face charges of spying for Turkey

Rhodes (AFP) – Greek authorities will press charges for espionage against two Greek citizens working on the southeastern island of

Dubai (Reuters) – Iranian dissident journalist Ruhollah Zam, who was convicted of fomenting violence during anti-government protests in 2017, was

Tel Aviv (Reuters) – Israel established relations on Saturday with Bhutan, a majority-Buddhist nation neighbouring India, as it looks to

London (Reuters) – World leaders should declare states of “climate emergency” to spur faster cuts in greenhouse gas emissions, U.N.

Zurich (Reuters) – Austrian police seized a huge cache of automatic weapons, explosives and hand grenades intended to arm right-wing

Jerusalem (Reuters) – Israelis welcomed the normalization of diplomatic ties with Morocco, announced by US President Donald Trump on Twitter

Cairo (AFP) – An Egyptian court on Thursday opened the trial of Mahmud Ezzat, interim supreme leader of outlawed Islamist

Ankara (Reuters) – The Turkish lira extended losses against the dollar late on Thursday after sources said the United States

Tel Aviv (Reuters) – Israeli cabinet minister Rafi Peretz described Thursday’s announcement of a US-brokered normalization deal with Morocco as

Washington (AFP) – In a new show of military might, two American bomber aircraft took off from the United States