Geneva on security alert in connection with Paris attacks
An armed French gendarme stands guard during the control of vehicles at the French-Swiss border in Divonne-les-Bains, near Geneva, on November 19, 2015. AFP
People in Iran mourn the passing anniversary of Prophet Muhammad and the martyrdom anniversary of the second Shia Imam.
British prime minister and his polish counterpart fail to reach an agreement on London’s push to curb welfare payments to EU migrants.
And, police raise the alert level in Geneva, saying they are searching for suspects in connection with last month’s terrorists attacks in France.
The Swiss capital, Geneva has been put on security alert as police search for suspects in connection with last month’s terrorist attacks in France.
Russia remains at odds with Turkey over the downing of its warplane last month, calling the act a stab in the back. Moscow says Ankara shot down the Russian plane despite president Putin’s apology for a previous violation of the Turkish airspace by the Russian Air Force.
Syria’s envoy to the United Nations has called for the punishment of the Turkish government for bringing terrorists to Iraq and Syria, and backing them in their heinous acts.
Prominent rights group Amnesty International has warned Jordan to open its border to the almost 12-thosand Syrian refugees who have not been allowed into the country.
The Syrian army units continue their advance against foreign-backed terrorists, by killing over 100 of them in Hama and Idlib provinces.
Saudi Arabia's foreign minister says that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has to be removed from power either by force or through negotiations.
Australia has charged five suspects, including a 15-year-old boy, with conspiracy to attack government buildings.
In Egypt, two gunmen have shot dead a policeman guarding a post office.
Israeli forces have raided the West Bank governorate of Tulkarm, shooting and injuring at least three Palestinians.
Israel and the United States have test-fired a ballistic missile above the Mediterranean.
Forces loyal to Saudi-backed former Yemeni government say they have taken parts of a key area in the southwestern province of Ta’izz from Ansarullah fighters.
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