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Siemens to Remain in Australia Mining Project, Says CEO Despite Climate Crisis After Bushfires
The contract for some 18 million euros (USD 20 million) calls for Siemens to supply rail infrastructure for the Carmichael mine in Queensland, near the Great Barrier Reef.
Three Teachers Killed by al Shabaab Militants in Kenya
The militia also attacked a local police station and destroyed a telecommunications mast in the attack in the early hours of Monday in Garissa county.
Outraged, Says Mike Pompeo after Another Rocket Hits Iraqi Airbase Stationing US Soldiers
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for Sunday's rocket attacks. The US has previously blamed such attacks on Iran-backed groups in Iraq.
EU Aviation Regulator Urges European Airlines to Avoid Iranian Airspace
The advice expands on an earlier EASA recommendation that national authorities bar airlines from overflying Iran below 25,000 feet.
In Wake of Missile Strikes on US Bases in Iraq, Trump Admin Announces New Wave of Sanctions on Iran
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said President Donald Trump will issue an executive order imposing sanctions on anyone involved in the Iranian textile, construction, manufacturing or mining sectors.
Twelve dead, 21 Rescued as Migrant Boat Sinks off Greek Island
Helicopters and ships were searching the area south-west of the island of Paxos for more survivors, the Greek coastguard said. Authorities said they had accounts of up to 50 people being on the vessel.
61% Canadians Want Prince Harry to Replace Current Governor Amid Crisis Talks in British Royal Family
The favourable poll came despite Harry never having expressed any interest in the post, which has been held by Canadians since the 1950s but was previously held by Britons.
Hundreds of Rare Green Turtles Found Dead on Beaches of Mexico, Killed by Microalgae
A total of 292 turtles were found dead, the Federal Attorney's Office for Environmental Protection said on Thursday, adding that 27 were saved and will be nursed back to health before being released back into the wild.
Oil Prices Drop as Tensions De-escalate in Middle East
Oil is now below where it was before a US drone strike killed a top Iranian general, with Iran responding with a ballistic missile attack on Iraqi air bases hosting US forces this week that left no casualties.
Lebanon Issues Travel Ban on Former Nissan Boss Carlos Ghosn, Is in Touch With Japan: Report
The state prosecution is reported to have issued a travel ban on Carlos Ghosn and also asked for his file from the Japanese authorities days after he fled from the country.
Qasem Soleimani's Killing Has Put Risky Gulf Arab Strategy to Test
Even as Gulf Arab states — like Israel — lobbied hard for tough US sanctions and maximum pressure on Iran, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have wanted to avoid outright war.
'Do Not Seek War...': After Firing Missiles at US Troops, Iran Says it Respects Iraqi Sovereignty
Iraq's foreign ministry said Wednesday it would call in the Iranian ambassador because of the missile attack, which it called a violation of Iraqi sovereignty.
Sri Lanka's Top Police Officer Banned from Travelling Abroad over Leaked Phone Calls
The former CID director was interdicted by Nugegoda Magistrate's Court based on information which surfaced in a telephone conversation between him and former minister Ranjan Ramanayake of the United National Party.
Child Found Dead at Paris Airport in Undercarriage of Plane from Ivory Coast
The Air France Boeing 777 had taken off from Abidjan on Tuesday evening and landed at Paris' Charles de Gaulle airport early in the morning.
Facebook Executive Says it 'Unintentionally' Helped Put Donald Trump in White House
Trump campaign did effectively use Facebook to rally support for his presidential run, and the social network should be mindful of that without making moves that stifle free political discourse, Andrew Bosworth said in a lengthy post on his personal Faceb...
Japanese Prime Minister to Visit Saudi Arabia Amid US-Iran Tensions
As regional tensions spike after the US assassination of a top Iranian general, PM Shinzo Abe announced details of his trip, stating that he is deeply concerned about tensions in the Middle East.