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UK Liberal Democrats facing the fight of their lives to stop Brexit: leader Swinson

WILLIAM JAMES

Britain's anti-Brexit Liberal Democrat party faces the fight of its life to rescue the country from the negative effects of leaving the EU, leader Jo Swinson said on Tuesday, outlining her battle to stop Brexit immediately if she wins power.

Malta, Italy clash over migrant rescue operation

REUTERS EDITORIAL

Malta refused on Tuesday to accept 90 migrants rescued by an Italian Coast Guard vessel in its search and rescue zone, setting up a potential standoff with the new Italian government.

Russia's foreign ministry to summon acting North Korean ambassador: RIA

REUTERS EDITORIAL

Russia's Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday it will summon North Korea's top diplomatic representative in Moscow following the detention of North Korean vessels by Russia in the Sea of Japan, the RIA news agency reported.

Vale misled public on dangerous dams, prompting Brazil probe: source

MARTA NOGUEIRA

Faced with public outrage after its second mining dam collapse in four years killed at least 240 people in Brazil, Vale SA misrepresented what it had done to shut down its riskiest dams, a review of the company's statements shows.

Iran says it held talks with Afghanistan

REUTERS EDITORIAL

Iran held talks with a delegation from Afghanistan's Taliban, the Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday, a week after peace talks between the United States and the Islamist insurgents collapsed.

Belarus, U.S. look to bring back ambassadors after 10-year hiatus

REUTERS EDITORIAL

The United States and Belarus will announce plans on Tuesday to bring back ambassadors to their posts in their respective countries after a 10-year hiatus, U.S. Under Secretary for Political Affairs David Hale said during a trip to Minsk.

Paul Whelan: Former US marine alleges set-up in Russia spy case

Paul Whelan, also a UK citizen, tells the BBC a Russian friend put a flash drive in his pocket in 2018.

Saudi oil output to return faster than first thought: sources

REUTERS EDITORIAL

Saudi Arabia's oil output will be fully back online quicker than initially thought following weekend attacks on production facilities, two sources briefed on the latest developments told Reuters on Tuesday.

Taliban attacks kill 48, Afghan leader unhurt as bomber targets rally

REUTERS EDITORIAL

Taliban suicide bombers killed 48 people in two separate attacks in Afghanistan on Tuesday, the deadliest taking place near an election rally by President Ashraf Ghani, though he was unhurt.

Canada working with allies after intelligence official arrested: Trudeau

REUTERS EDITORIAL

Canada is working with its allies and reassuring them after the arrest of a top police intelligence official for allegedly leaking secrets, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Tuesday.

Iran says it held talks with Afghanistan's Taliban

REUTERS EDITORIAL

Iran held talks with a delegation from Afghanistan's Taliban, the Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday, a week after peace talks between the United States and the Islamist insurgents collapsed.

U.S. Examining Missile and Drone Parts for Clues in Saudi Oil Attacks

ERIC SCHMITT

American investigators are gathering evidence to bolster their claim that Iran was responsible for attacking oil facilities in Saudi Arabia.

Exclusive: Saudi oil output to return faster than first thought - sources

DMITRY ZHDANNIKOV

Saudi Arabia's oil output will be fully restored quicker than thought following weekend attacks on production facilities, two sources briefed on developments said on Tuesday, taking two or three weeks not months as initial indications suggested.

Facebook blocks Netanyahu chatbot on election day

REUTERS EDITORIAL

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lashed out at Facebook on Tuesday after the social network blocked a "chatbot" from his right-wing Likud party's account for violating election day rules.

British PM could recall parliament if suspension ruled unlawful

MICHAEL HOLDEN

Boris Johnson could recall parliament if Britain's highest court rules he unlawfully suspended it, a government lawyer said on Tuesday, after judges heard the prime minister wanted a shutdown because it was an obstacle to his Brexit plans.