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Anti-Trump Protests in US Enter 5th Straight Day

Anti-Trump Protests in US Enter 5th Straight Day

Anti-Donald Trump protesters marching for a fifth straight day were energized Sunday by the president elect’s announcement that he will deport as many as 3 million undocumented immigrants from the United States, with perhaps more to come. One demonstrator in New York City told CNN: “They’re here to stay and we stand in solidarity with […]

Trump should dump Steve Bannon | Editorial

The second most powerful man in U.S. government is the White House Chief of Staff, which means the second most powerful man may soon be a propagandist for racists and xenophobes. Reports say Steve Bannon may be in line to get that job in the Trump Administration. Bannon is best known for running Breitbart News, […]

US police hunting man who shot anti-Trump protester

US police hunting man who shot anti-Trump protester

A police manhunt is on for a suspect who shot an anti-Donald Trump protester in Portland, Oregon after they got into a confrontation, as demonstrations against the US president-elect continue. Protests have taken place in various parts of the United States since Wednesday after the controversial Republican candidate Trump was elected the 45th US president.

Expatriate Americans in Pakistan on Donald Trump’s win

Expatriate Americans in Pakistan on Donald Trump’s win

Karachi, Pakistan – As darkness fell across America on the night of November 8, halfway across the world in Pakistan, dozens gathered outside the United States consul general’s home in Karachi to watch the election results as they trickled in. It was a sunny day and a public holiday in honour of a poet and […]

Trump and Israel

Trump and Israel

Congratulating President-elect Donald J Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared a YouTube clip on his Twitter account stating that he is “confident that the two of us working closely together will bring the great alliance between our two countries to even greater heights”.

Benjamin Netanyahu backs bill to stop mosque ‘noise’

Benjamin Netanyahu backs bill to stop mosque ‘noise’

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he backs a bill limiting the volume of calls to prayer from mosques, a proposal government watchdogs call a threat to religious freedom. Israeli media reported on Sunday the bill would stop the use of public address systems for calls to prayer.

Israeli Cabinet panel backs ban on mosques using loudspeakers

TEL AVIV, Israel — An Israeli Cabinet panel voted Sunday to endorse legislation that would silence mosque loudspeakers that broadcast the call to prayer. The vote by the Cabinet panel on Sunday means the legislation will be introduced in parliament as a bill backed by the entire coalition improving its chances for final passage.

Trump Says ‘Stop It’ to Those Intimidating Minorities in His Name

Trump Says ‘Stop It’ to Those Intimidating Minorities in His Name

President-elect Donald Trump has two words for those assaulting minorities with cries of “White Power” – “Stop it.” Trump held his first television interview since winning the contentious and sometimes mean-spirited presidential election last week. He spoke Friday to CBS television’s 60 Minutes which broadcast the interview Sunday night.

Iraqi Forces Capture Nimrud, Drive Out Islamic State

Iraqi Forces Capture Nimrud, Drive Out Islamic State

The Iraqi military says it has captured the city of Nimrud from Islamic State militants. Iraq’s Joint Operations Command says “the 9th division of the Iraqi army has liberated the town of Nimrud completely and raised the Iraqi flag over its buildings after the enemy suffered heavy casualties.”

What Next For U.S.-Turkey Relations Under Trump?

ISIS Suspect Says Britain Too Well-Protected to Attack

Turkey rejoiced cautiously at the unexpected victory of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump. Prime Minister Binali Yildirim welcomed his election as a “new era” in bilateral relations. Whether this positive sentiment will persist once Trump officially assumes office remains to be seen.