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Hunger Levels Double in DR Congo

Around 15 million people, including women and children, in the Democratic Republic of Congo are without food in 2018, up from 7.7 million last year.

Saudi Consul Gneral Leaves Turkey Amid Khashoggi Case

Saudi Arabia's Consul General in Istanbul Mohammad al-Otaibi left Turkey for Riyadh on Tuesday, according to diplomatic sources.

Turkey May Interrogate Saudi Officials

Turkey may interrogate officials at the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul if the need arises, the foreign minister said on Tuesday.

Dozens of Afghan Forces Killed in Taliban Attacks

Taliban militants in Afghanistan have killed and wounded dozens of Afghan police forces, including a provincial police chief, in heavy fighting in the northern and central parts of the country, just ahead of parliamentary polls that the militants have vowed to disrupt.

Palestine Slams Australia’s Jerusalem Embassy Move

The Palestinian Foreign Ministry on Tuesday condemned Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s signal that he was considering the relocation of the Australian Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

Pompeo in Saudi Arabia for Khashoggi Talks

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Tuesday met with Saudi King Salman in capital Riyadh for talks on missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

Hate Crimes Surge in England and Wales

Hate crimes recorded by the U.K. authorities rose more than a double over the past five years, new figures from the country’s Home Office said on Tuesday.

UN Calls for Immunity Lift on Saudi Consulate Officials

UN human rights chief on Tuesday called for lifting the immunity of the Saudi consul general and consulate workers in Istanbul to shed light on the case of a missing Saudi journalist.

Turks, Saudis to Search Consul's Residence in Istanbul

Following similar permission for a search of the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, Turkish and Saudi officials are set to search the residence of the Saudi consul concerning the case of a missing journalist.

North Korea Criticise US for ‘Evil’ Sanctions Push

North Korea’s state media on Tuesday slammed the United States for an “evil” attempt to maintain sanctions against Pyongyang, accusing President Donald Trump of blocking progress in inter-Korean relations.

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