Australia expels two Russian diplomats over Britain poison case
US stocks rally as trade war fears recede; Dow +2.9%
No 'concrete solutions or compromises' in EU-Turkey talks: Tusk
Sierra Leone presidential run-off delayed to March 31
Trump 'strongly, clearly' denies Stormy Daniels affair: White House
Saudi-led coalition threatens retaliation against Iran over missiles
Kosovo police arrest senior Serbian official: police
S.Africa's Zuma in court on April 6 on graft charges
Expulsions are warning to Russia not to flout international law: UK
30 Russian diplomats to be expelled by 14 EU countries: AFP tally
Kremlin reiterates has 'nothing to do' with Skripal case
US move is its 'largest single expulsion' of Russians: official
Sierra Leone court lifts order halting presidential election
UK hails 'extraordinary international response' to spy poison case
Canada expels four Russian diplomats: official
US stocks surge amid bargain-hunting; Dow jumps 2%
Land decay to displace tens of millions: report
Denmark to expel two Russian envoys over spy attack: FM
France to expel four Russian diplomats over spy case: ministry
Ukraine to expel 13 Russian diplomats over spy case: Poroshenko
14 EU states expelling Russian diplomats over UK spy attack: Tusk
Lithuania, Poland to expel Russian diplomats over spy attack: ministers
Germany to expel four Russian envoys over spy attack: minister
US expels 60 Russian 'spies' over UK nerve attack
Erdogan says Turkey still aims for 'full membership' of EU
China urges US to 'stop economic intimidation' over tariffs
Egypt opens polls for presidential election
Death toll rises to 53 in Russia shopping mall fire: agencies
Ride-hailing firm Grab buys Uber's SE Asia operations
Saudi forces intercept seven missiles from Yemen, one dead: coalition
Porn star details alleged fling with Trump, 'threat' to stay silent
Saudi air defence intercept missile over Riyadh: state media
6.4 quake off eastern Indonesia, tsunami alert lifted: seismic monitors
37 dead in fire at Siberia shopping centre: Russian agency
Arrested Catalan ex-leader Puigdemont to appear before judge Monday: German court
Thousands protest in Barcelona after ex-Catalan leader Puigdemont arrest
Turkey to target town of Tal Rifaat in Syria operation: Erdogan
Nigeria schoolgirls released by Boko Haram return home
German police arrest ex-Catalan leader Puigdemont
Syria rebels, civilians leave penultimate Ghouta pocket: state media
Syria rebels begin evacuating penultimate Ghouta zone: state media
Ex-Catalan leader Puigdemont has left Finland for Belgium: Finnish MP
Sierra Leone court halts preparations for presidential run-off
Over 105,000 civilians have fled Syria's Ghouta: state media
One dead in blast near security convoy in Egypt's Alexandria: govt
French policeman who took place of hostage dies: minister
Top Chinese official Liu, US Treasury Secretary agree to continue trade talks: Xinhua
N. Korea agrees to inter-Korean talks next week: Seoul
Trump scraps blanket transgender military ban, grants armed forces discretion
Portuguese citizen in France attack wounded, not dead: Lisbon
S&P upgrades Spain's rating to 'A-' citing growth
UK regulators begin searching Cambridge Analytica offices
Ghouta's Harasta 'emptied' of rebels: Syrian state media
Portuguese national killed in French attack: Lisbon govt
Spain issues European warrants for Catalan separatists: judicial source
UK judge approves warrant to search Cambridge Analytica offices
Partner of France attacker has been detained: prosecutor
Peru's new president sworn in after impeachment drama
Five Catalan separatists detained, including presidential candidate
Trump signs budget to avoid US government shutdown
16 hurt in French jihadist shooting spree, two seriously: Macron
Trump to make statement as shutdown threat looms: W.House
Peru's Congress accepts president's resignation: official
Explosion rocks Afghan city, multiple casualties: officials
WTO chief warns trade barriers will 'jeopardise global economy'
IS claims deadly attack in southern France: propaganda arm
Iraqi asylum seeker gets life sentence over London Tube bomb
French policeman injured after swapping himself for hostage: minister
Macron says Salisbury poisoning 'an attack on EU sovereignty'
US imposes sanctions on Iranians for hacking
EU will 'react without weakness' if attacked on trade: Macron
Gunman in French hostage-taking killed by police: security source
3 dead, 2 hurt in three separate attacks in France: security source
Syria state media announces second Ghouta evacuation deal
Trump threatens to veto spending bill, raising shutdown risk
Humanity imperils own well-being by harming Nature: species reports
Moroccan man identified as France hostage-taking suspect: security source
Same car linked to France hostage-taking, police shooting: security source
Latvia to expel 'one or several' Russian diplomats over spy attack: ministry
At least two dead in French supermarket hostage-taking: security source
At least one feared dead in French hostage-taking: police
France gunman claims allegiance to Islamic State group: prosecutors
US launches WTO challenge against China over patents breach: statement
Shooting, hostage-taking in south France: security source
Spain to prosecute 13 Catalan separatists for 'rebellion'
EU 'reserves right' for counter-measures in Trump trade row
Catalan separatist Rovira ignores summons, announces exile plan
Russian strikes kill 37 civilians in Ghouta's Arbin: monitor
EU leaders adopt guidelines for post-Brexit ties with UK: Tusk
Kremlin 'regrets' EU decision to recall Russia envoy in spy row
Turkey condemns 'unacceptable' EU statements on Greece, Cyprus
Russia says UK forcing 'allies to take confrontational steps' over spy poisoning
Ghouta evacuees arrive in Syria's rebel-held Idlib: monitor
Shanghai stocks drop 3.39% on US-China trade tension
Sarkozy's lawyer says to appeal restrictions in Libya probe
Tokyo's Nikkei index slumps 4.51% on trade war fears
Senate passes huge US spending bill, sends it to Trump
Trump suspends metal tariffs for key US trade partners: White House
Hong Kong, China stocks dive at open on trade war fears
China warns US it is 'not afraid of a trade war'
China unveils list of potential retaliatory tariffs on US goods
Some EU states mulling expelling Russian diplomats: EU official
EU to recall envoy to Russia over spy attack: EU source
Tokyo's Nikkei plunges 3% at open on trade war fears
Trump axes McMaster, names hawk Bolton as national security advisor
EU leaders agree Russia 'highly likely' behind UK spy attack: Tusk
Syrian rebel group in Ghouta enclave announces ceasefire
Catalan separatist candidate fails to win regional presidency
China calls on US to 'cease and desist' from endangering trade relations
US approves $1bn in Saudi defense contracts
Dow ends 2.9% lower as Trump China tariffs spur selloff
Dow losses deepen to 3% after Trump China tariffs
Sarkozy says will clear name, has 'finished' in politics
UK police officer contaminated in Skripal case leaves hospital
First wave of rebels quits Ghouta for Idlib: state media
Trump says still willing to talk to Mueller in Russia probe
Trump says China trade move 'could' hit imports up to $60 bn
'Butcher of Bosnia' Mladic appeals war crimes convictions
Skripals' blood can be taken for testing by chemical weapons body: UK judge
Trump will back budget compromise reached in Congress: W.House
Trump to impose tariffs on $50 bn in Chinese imports: White House
Air strikes kill 22 at market in Syria's Idlib: monitor
US stocks fall further on trade war fears; Dow -2.0%
At least 14 killed in Mogadishu car bomb: government
US: Europe, 6 other countries exempt from steel/aluminum tariffs for now
Saudi, US must pursue 'urgent efforts' for Yemen peace: Mattis
Arrest warrant issued for ex-South Korean President Lee over corruption: Yonhap
Ukraine detains MP accused of parliament attack plot: prosecutor
US lists French 'chemical arms expert' as terrorist
Israel opens probe into Facebook after data scandal: ministry
May tells EU leaders Russia threat 'doesn't respect borders'
Merkel, Macron and May to meet at EU summit on spy attack: France
US stocks open lower on trade war worries, Dow falls 1.3%
Three Turkish soldiers killed clearing IEDs in Syria's Afrin: PM
Syria rebels begin Ghouta evacuation: state media
Bank of England keeps interest rate at 0.5%: statement
Main suspect in Gaza bombing dies from wounds after arrest raid: Hamas
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EU 'expects' Trump to announce tariffs exemption: commissioner
Kremlin calls Johnson likening Putin to Hitler 'disgusting'
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China vows to respond to US tariffs with 'necessary measures'
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US lawmakers reach deal to avert government shutdown
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Trump to announce trade sanctions on China Thursday: official
Brazil's central bank cuts interest rate to new low of 6.5%
Sarkozy charged with corruption over alleged Kadhafi financing: judicial source
Zuckerberg breaks silence over data row, says Facebook must 'step up'
Kuczynski announces resignation as Peru president in TV address
Fed's Powell: prospect of trade war 'more prominent risk' to outlook
Palestinian teen in 'slap video' jailed eight months in plea deal
Fed Chair: US not on 'cusp' of accelerating inflation
Sarkozy released from custody after questioning in Libya probe: close source
US Fed raises key interest rate amid stronger growth outlook
Trump, Macron agree to 'hold Russia accountable' in spy attack: W.House
Syria rebels say deal reached to evacuate Ghouta town
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Palestinian teen in 'slap video' reaches plea deal for 8 months jail: HRW
Slovak president approves new cabinet
Netanyahu says Israel will prevent enemies from obtaining nuclear weapons
Russia spreading 'lies' over spy poisoning: UK embassy in Moscow
Conditions for displaced from Syria's Ghouta 'tragic': UN
UK targeted by Russia because it 'called out' abuses: Johnson
France's Macron invited to address US Congress in April
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44 African nations sign pact establishing free trade area: AU
Moscow slams UK 'Russophobia' and 'island mentality' over spy attack
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Myanmar President Htin Kyaw resigns
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Facebook 'outraged' by misuse of data by Cambridge Analytica
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A military coalition led by Saudi Arabia on Monday threatened retaliation against Iran, accusing the Shiite power of being behind a barrage of Yemeni rebel missile attacks on the kingdom.
Saudi forces said they intercepted seven missiles on Sunday, including over the capital Riyadh, in a deadly escalation that coincided with the third anniversary of the coalition's intervention in Yemen.
Displaying wreckage at a news conference in Riyadh of what it said were fragments of those missiles, the coalition claimed forensic analysis showed they were supplied to Huthi rebels by their ally Iran.
We "reserve the right to respond against Iran at the right time and right place", coalition spokesman Turki al-Malki told reporters.
The missile strikes resulted in the first reported fatality from Huthi fire in the Saudi capital.
Egyptian national Abdul-Moteleb Ahmed, 38, died instantly in his bed when what appeared to be burning shrapnel struck his ramshackle room in Riyadh's Um al-Hammam district, leaving a gaping hole in the roof, witnesses told by AFP at the site.
Three other Egyptian labourers in the same room were wounded and hospitalised, they said.
The Huthis said on their Al-Masirah television that Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport was among the targets.
Malki alleged the Iran-aligned Huthi rebels in Sanaa were using the airport there to launch missiles on Saudi territory, adding the coalition had targeted a "missiles shipment" at the facility.
Iran has repeatedly rejected claims it is arming the rebels.
- Show of strength -
A Saudi-led military coalition intervened in Yemen on March 26, 2015 to try to restore the government of President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi after the Shiite Huthis and their allies took over large parts of the country, including the capital Sanaa.
Hours after the missile attacks on Saudi Arabia, hundreds of thousands of Huthi rebel supporters flooded the streets of Yemen's capital Monday to mark three years of war.
Sanaa's Sabaeen Square was a sea of Yemeni flags as rebel authorities ordered all schools and government offices shut for the anniversary.
Huthi supporters carried portraits of rebel chief Abdulmalik al-Huthi and speakers blasted out a fiery speech by Hassan Nasrallah, leader of Lebanon's powerful Hezbollah Shiite movement, praising the "steadfastness" of the Yemeni people.
War songs, poems and speeches condemning the United States, the main arms supplier for the Saudi-led coalition, echoed across the square.
"No one can speak on behalf of the Yemeni people. The people taking to the streets today are the real voice," Ibtisam al-Mutawakel, head of a Huthi cultural committee, told AFP.
About 10,000 Yemenis have been killed and 53,000 wounded since the start of the coalition intervention in Yemen, which triggered what the United Nations has called the world's worst humanitarian crisis.
Despite the intervention the rebels remain in control of the capital, northern Yemen and the country's largest port.
- 'Possible war crime' -
Amnesty International, which has criticised both sides in the Yemen war for neglecting civilian safety, on Monday said the "indiscriminate" Huthi missile attack "could constitute a war crime".
The rights group has also slammed the Saudi-led alliance for possible war crimes in Yemen.
Britain urged Iran to "stop sending in weapons which prolong the conflict", while Tehran accused London -- a key arms supplier for Saudi Arabia -- of hypocrisy.
The US State Department said Washington would support the Saudis' "right to defend their borders against these threats".
Rebel leaders have sought to highlight the role of the United States in the Saudi-led intervention.
At Monday's rally, Saleh al-Sammad, head of the rebels' Supreme Political Council, said the rebels were "ready to reach an understanding" to end the intervention and the coalition's blockade of Yemen.
"It is the Americans who are directing this aggression and participating directly on a number of fronts," Sammad told the rally.
The Hadi government, for its part, said Monday that the overnight attacks on Saudi Arabia amounted to "an open rejection of peace".
The US Senate last week rejected a bipartisan bid to end American involvement in Yemen's war, voting down a rare effort to overrule presidential military authorisation.
The US has provided weapons, intelligence and aerial refuelling to the Saudi-led coalition.
Washington formally approved defence contracts worth more than $1 billion with Riyadh last Thursday during a high-profile visit by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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