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Qatar takes UAE to UN human rights court over blockade
Al Jazeera
The government of Qatar is taking the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to the UN International Court of Justice over what it described as human rights violations, according to Reuters news agency. The move on Monday comes a year after the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Egypt severed diplomatic and trade ties with Qatar, accusing it of supporting "terrorism."
No 10 backs Johnson amid calls for him to quit over Treasury remarks
UK Guardian
Downing Street has backed Boris Johnson in the face of calls for his dismissal after he was recorded accusing the Treasury of being intent on sacrificing the long-term gains of Brexit.
Syria: 'Russian' warplanes bomb rebel-held Idlib, dozens dead
REUTERS NEWS AGENCY
Air attacks believed to have been carried out by Russia on a village in Syria's rebel-held Idlib province killed at least 44 people overnight, inflicting the highest death toll in a single attack on the region this year, a monitoring group said on Friday.
Tariffs and Trump: War of words ahead of G7 summit
BBC News
Leaders of the G7 group are gathering in Canada for what could be one its most acrimonious summits in years. On the eve of the meeting, the French and Canadian leaders clashed with US President Donald Trump on the summit's key agenda - trade tariffs.
Guatemala Fuego: Search after deadly volcano eruption
BBC News
Soldiers are helping firefighters search for missing people after Sunday's horrific volcanic eruption in Guatemala, when torrents of superheated rock, ash and mud destroyed villages.
The official death toll from the destruction at the Fuego volcano has risen to 62, the authorities say.
Thousands of people are being housed in temporary shelters.
Legendary actor Morgan Freeman facing sexual harassment claims
BBC NEWS
Visa is the latest organization to distance itself from Morgan Freeman after eight different women alleged sexual harassment and misconduct against the star.
Plane crashes on takeoff from Havana airport, Cuban TV reports
CNN NEWS
HAVANA, Cuba - A Cubana de Aviacion Boeing 737-200 with 104 people on board crashed Friday, May 18, 2018, on takeoff from Havana's Jose Marti International Airport, according to Cuba's state-run television.
White House scrambles to interpret North Korea summit threat
CNN
WASHINGTON DC, USA - President Donald Trump's aides were working Wednesday to determine whether overnight warnings from North Korea might scuttle a highly anticipated summit with Kim Jong Un, even as some in the administration conceded the threats were an expected bump in any dealing with the unpredictable hermit regime.
Beirut Pride cancelled after organiser detained
BBC NEWS
The organiser of a gay pride week in Lebanon says authorities have forced him to cancel the remaining events.
Italy's populists aim to challenge EU on debt & migrants
BBC NEWS
Italy's two populist parties will try to reach a deal on forming a government after a leaked draft revealed plans to defy EU rules on migration and debt.
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