Turkey to Search Saudi Consulate for Missing Journalist

U.S. News & World Report–7 minutes ago

Turkey to search Saudi Consulate in Istanbul as part of investigation into disappearance of missing Saudi journalist. Oct. 9, 2018, at 6:30 a.m.. More. U.S. News …

South Africa’s Anti-Graft Body to Investigate Finance Minister

U.S. News & World Report–43 minutes ago

CAPE TOWN (Reuters) – South Africa’s top anti-graft body said it would investigate whether the finance minister breached ethics guidelines …

Indonesians Intensify Search for Disaster Victims to Beat Deadline

U.S. News & World Report–43 minutes ago

PALU, Indonesia (Reuters) – Rescue workers in Indonesia stepped up their search for victims of an earthquake and tsunami on Tuesday, …

Syria Offers Amnesty to Deserters and Draft Dodgers

U.S. News & World Report–2 hours ago

Syria’s conflict began in 2011 after mass protests against Assad’s rule, eventually leading to half a million deaths and drawing in world and …

Firstpost

Fire in SAIL’s Central Indian Steel Plant Kills at Least Nine

U.S. News & World Report–1 hour ago

NEW DELHI (Reuters) – A fire in a gas pipeline at a plant of Steel Authority of India Ltd’s in the central state of Chhattisgarh on Tuesday killed at …

Jakarta to Topple Tokyo as World’s Biggest City by 2030

Bloomberg–1 hour ago

The population boom will bring challenges to Jakarta, where traffic was ranked as the world’s third worst in TomTom’s congestion index.

Arab News

Turkey Detains 90 Over Alleged Links to Kurdish Militants

U.S. News & World Report–43 minutes ago

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The Straits Times

Taiwan to Hold Referendum on Same-Sex Marriage Law

U.S. News & World Report–1 hour ago

TAIPEI (Reuters) – Taiwan will hold a public vote on whether its civil law should recognize same-sex marriage, two election officials told Reuters …

Venezuelan Opposition Denies Jailed Politician Took Own Life

U.S. News & World Report–6 hours ago

… held as “political prisoners,” some for more than four years, with little access to the outside world and their legal rights routinely trampled on.