Did third-party candidates impact the outcome of the US presidential election again? Most definitely. Taha Arvas explains in this episode of In Brief.
Young Iraqis help Christians return to Mosul
Volunteers in Iraqi city of Mosul are helping to find a motivation for religious minorities of the country to return to the city, which was once a stronghold of Daesh.
US cuts troop levels in Afghanistan and Iraq, but stops short of a full pull-out
US announces a partial withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan and Iraq, as President Donald Trump looks to carry out one of his signature campaign pledges from 2016.
Pentagon withdraws troops from Afghanistan, 2,500 to remain
The US has announced the withdrawal of 500 troops from Iraq, and 2,000 from Afghanistan in January, before President Donald Trump leaves office, leaving around 2,500 soldiers in each country. To further complicate...
Why does US doping act exclude US sport? – WADA.
Controversy or hypocrisy? WADA, left stunned by double standards, blasts the US for a proposed law to jail anyone involved in sports doping – except for in the States itself…
Greece | Thessaloniki protest marking anniversary of 1973 student revolt descends into clashes
Dozens were arrested as Greek police clashed with demonstrators at a protest marking the anniversary of the 1973 polytechnic uprising in Thessaloniki.
Remnants of the 1904 steamer ‘Vera Figner’ have been discovered by Russian divers
Divers have discovered an unusual vessel at the bottom of the Sylva River in the Perm Region, and experts are saying it’s one of the last paddle steamers used to evacuate residents during the Siege of Leningrad, in 1941.