MSNBC’s Ali Velshi explains how Trump’s refusal to seek Congressional approval for a war on Iran threatens our system of checks and balances. ( read original story ...)
Over 65s in Turkey go outside for first time since March
Turkish people aged 65 and over on Sunday described their joy after the government allowed them to go outside for the first time in nearly two months in an easing of the coronavirus restrictions. ( read original story ...)
Libya Says 4 Killed In Rocket Attacks As Turkey Warns Haftar
Libya's Government of National Accord said Sunday at least four civilians, including a child, were killed as rockets rained down on the capital Tripoli and damaged its only working airport. The ... ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus leaves Turkey’s president with nobody else to blame
Collapsing economy and rising death toll could prove downfall of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan ... ( read original story ...)
Turkey will target Haftar’s forces if attacks on its interests in Libya – ministry
Turkey backs Libya's internationally-recognised Government of National Accord (GNA) and views Haftar's forces as "putschists". In a statement, the Turkish Foreign Ministry said that "if our missions ... ( read original story ...)
Philippines reports 184 new coronavirus cases, 15 more deaths
The Philippines' health ministry on Sunday confirmed 184 new coronavirus cases, taking the Southeast Asian nation's total reported infections to 10,794. ( read original story ...)
Killing of rare river dolphins sparks poaching fears in Bangladesh lockdown
The gutted carcass of a freshwater dolphin has been found in a river sanctuary in Bangladesh, officials said Sunday, sparking fears fishermen are taking advantage of the virus lockdown to poach the ... ( read original story ...)
Bangladesh Records Highest Covid-19 Cases in Single Day; Tally Rises to 14,657
Health experts predicted the 3rd week of May to be the peak COVID-19 infection period in Bangladesh and expected the number of cases to come down largely by the end of June. ( read original story ...)
300 Rohingya refugees sent by Bangladesh to live on perilous island
Rohingya refugees fleeing Burma from violent persecution have been sent to a remote island stricken by floods and frequented by pirates.More than 300 Rohingya refugees, who had been drifting ... ( read original story ...)
India must now help its people back to work
Narendra Modi made a characteristically unexpected decision to impose a harsh lockdown on India’s 1.38bn people in late March. The prime minister must now reopen most of the economy. Doing this, while ... ( read original story ...)