Ex-Brazilian President Temer Says Trump Asked His Advice on How to Intervene in Venezuela Former Brazilian President Michel Temer has said that US President Donald Trump asked him and two other leaders of the region to help him with plans for a military intervention in Venezuela, the ALnavio news portal reported on Wednesday. 28.11.2019
Czech Prime Minister Rejects Germany's New Plan to Distribute Refugees Among EU States Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis on Wednesday rejected the recently proposed German initiative for a quota-based distribution of migrants among EU countries and said that the constantly resurfacing discussions on the matter were confusing. 27.11.2019
Beijing summons US ambassador to voice ‘resolute opposition’ & warn of ‘consequences’ for meddling in Hong Kong affairs The Chinese Foreign Ministry has summoned the US ambassador to lodge “strong protests” over a pair of Hong Kong “human rights” bills that sped through the US legislature last week, insisting that Washington minds its own business. 26.11.2019
Iraqi Defence Minister Threatens to Sue Swedish Media Over Disclosure of Citizenship, Alleged Fraud After the Swedish Defence Ministry confirmed the scoop about Najah al-Shammari's status as Swedish citizen, an investigation into grant fraud has been launched. 25.11.2019
Five Bodies Found After Migrant Boat Crash Off Sicily's Coast - Italian Coast Guard Five bodies were found on Sunday during a search and rescue for migrants from a boat that capsized off the coast of the Sicilian island of Lampedusa, the Italian coast guard said. 24.11.2019
Bolivia Crisis: Senate Passes Bill Annulling Evo Morales’ Presidential Win The former Bolivian president resigned in the wake of mass demonstrations over his re-election to a new term and left the country for Mexico. 23.11.2019
‘Attempted coup’: Defiant Netanyahu slams corruption indictment, says probe ‘tainted by foreign interests’ Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu tore into the judicial authorities, calling the bribery indictment against him an “attempted coup” and hinting at the presence of “foreign interests” behind the three-year investigation. 22.11.2019
Morales Says Wants to Return to Bolivia, Needs Security Guarantees From Interim Gov't Bolivia's former President Evo Morales told Sputnik in an interview that he would like to return to the country as soon as tomorrow but needed security guarantees from the interim government for it. 21.11.2019
Israel claims it hit ‘dozens’ of Iranian & Syrian military targets in response to rocket fire Israeli fighter jets have pummeled Syrian territory with missiles, targeting dozens of installations belonging to the Syrian Army and Iranian Quds Force, Israel has claimed amid reports of civilian casualties. 20.11.2019
US now considers Israeli settlements consistent with international law – Pompeo US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has announced a U-turn in policy toward Israeli settlements in the West Bank, declaring Washington no longer sees them as inconsistent with international law. 19.11.2019
Morales says US would send him to GITMO, wonders why Bolivian opposition fears him running in elections so much Ousted Bolivian President Evo Morales says he will not take part in the next presidential vote if the people are truly against it. 18.11.2019
Protesters From Georgian Opposition Block All Entrances to Parliament in Tbilisi Representatives of the Georgian opposition, who are protesting in the centre of Tbilisi demanding the resignation of the government, have blocked all entrances to the parliament, the leader of the New Georgia opposition party, Giorgi Vashadze, told reporters on Sunday. 17.11.2019
Venezuela Reportedly Starts Selling Scrap Metal to Turkey Amid US Sanctions Pressure Caracas has faced a severe economic crisis in recent years, which was only exacerbated by the sanctions that the US slapped on the country in 2018 limiting its capability to sell oil, one of its key exports. 16.11.2019
Trump: US, Turkish National Security Teams Will 'Immediately' Work to Solve S-400 Issue The two world leaders come together amid the continuing tensions in Syria and the heightened pressure between the two states. 15.11.2019
Vladimir Putin Arrives in Brazil for BRICS Summit The two-day 11th summit of BRICS member states — Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa — will begin in Brasilia on Wednesday and will gather together the leaders of the international association. 14.11.2019
Events in Bolivia follow script of ‘color revolution’ – the antithesis of democracy From the claim of a ‘stolen’ election to the opposition burning ballots and the forced resignation of President Evo Morales, the events in Bolivia have followed the script of the original “color revolution” in Serbia. 13.11.2019
Live Updates: Iron Dome Reportedly Intercepts Rockets From Gaza as IDF Kills Islamic Jihad Commander Recently, Israeli Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz said that Israel "will be forced" to launch a military operation in Gaza unless the situation on the borders is normalised after the recent exchange of fire with the Hamas movement, which controls the Strip. 12.11.2019
Economic Boom, Social Spending, Coca and Constant Protests: Highlights of Evo Morales Presidency Evo Morales, who led Bolivia for 13 years, announced his resignation 10 November, Sunday, faced with calls to resign from the country’s military and police. 11.11.2019
Malta, Libya Agree on Mutual Cooperation to Intercept Migrants - Reports Malta and Libya have concluded a secret agreement, according to which the authorities of two countries can intercept migrants heading to Malta and return them to the North African country, media reported on Sunday. 10.11.2019
Germany Celebrates 30 Years Since Fall of Berlin Wall The German Foreign Ministry has sent invitations to the foreign ministers of all the EU member states, and 20 of them will take part in the celebrations, scheduled for Saturday. 09.11.2019