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Trump warns Russia, Syria, Iran against violence in Idlib
US President Donald Trump on Thursday warned Russia, Syria, and Iran against violence in Idlib province of northwestern Syria, the stronghold of Syrian rebels.
Italy's education minister resigns over lack of funding
Italy's Education Minister Lorenzo Fioramonti has resigned after barely four months in office, saying the government has failed to adequately finance the country's public education system, the politician announced on Facebook on Thursday.
Egypt's president reiterates rejection of foreign intervention in Libya
Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi reiterated on Thursday Egypt's rejection of all forms of foreign intervention in the domestic affairs of neighboring conflict-stricken Libya.
Netanyahu, Putin discuss regional security
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed security issues related to Iran and Syria on Thursday, Israeli officials said.
Tunisia denies alliance with any party in Libya: presidency
The Tunisian presidency denied on Thursday that the North African country is involved in any alliance with any party in Libya.
Lebanese protest bank policies amid severe crisis
Dozens of protesters staged a sit-in outside the central bank and the Lebanese Banks' Association building Thursday to protest the banks' policies amid unprecedented capital controls.
Russian authorities raid opposition leader Navalny's offices
Security officers in Moscow raided the offices of Alexei Navalny, the most prominent foe of President Vladimir Putin and the governing United Russia party.
Iraq president rejects Iran-backed bloc's nominee as PM
Iraq's president refused Thursday to designate the Iran-backed parliamentary bloc's nominee for prime minister after he was rejected by anti-government protesters, saying he was prepared to submit his resignation to Parliament.
Kosovo's new parliament elects speaker, no Cabinet in sight
Kosovo's new parliament on Thursday held its first session with no agreement on a government in sight.
Mexico to take Bolivia embassy dispute to The Hague
Mexico said Thursday that it will file a complaint against the interim government of Bolivia at the International Court of Justice at The Hague.