Russian airstrike kills Turkish soldiers in Syria
The Turkish military said in a statement that 58 ISIL fighters had been killed in air raids, artillery fire, and clashes. And Russian jets have on occasion carried out air strikes in Al-Bab in support of the operation.

International Monetary Fund board says Greece needs further debt relief
Since the financial crisis left it buried in debt and unable to issue bonds in financial markets, Greece has relied on global bailouts.

DHS' John Kelly: Travel ban 'lawful,' but rollout should have been delayed
Another executive order discussed in the hearing pertained to the construction of a wall along the border with Mexico. Kelly said the wall would be some kind of "physical barrier", perhaps including a fence in some places.

PCCW shares surge on sale of United Kingdom broadband business to CK Hutchison
The deal will help Three grow its spectrum capacity which might come in handy for launching 5G services in the future. This spectrum can not now be used for mobile services, but has been earmarked as possible bands for 5G services.

Australian senator to launch new conservative party as shift to right grows
Fellow backbencher Russell Broadbent is said to have also criticised Senator Bernardi for not turning up to the meeting.

Final Fantasy XV Broke Even With Development Costs On Its Launch Day
Kujiraoka would go on to acknowledge the demand for the game in the West and even the notice it gets from the esports crowd. In short, we are now unable to ready anything that has enough value to meet everyone's expectations.

Twenty-First Century Fox, Inc. Reveals 14% Rise In Q2 Earnings
The return on equity ( ROE ) measures the company's profitability and the efficiency at which it is generating those profits. Twenty-First Century Fox, Inc . has earnings per share of $ 1.53 and the earnings per share growth for this year is -63.90%.

Knesset passes historic bill to legalize settlements on Palestinian land
Emboldened by the Trump administration, the Israeli government is expanding settlement construction at an alarming new rate. Pro-settlement groups, including parts of Israel's right-wing government, had sought to save it from demolition.

Netanyahu asks Prime Minister May to consider new sanctions on Iran
She said she believed there was "much more we can do" and it was important to look at how "we can build that relationship". The Number 10 summit was May's first face-to-face with Netanyahu since she became prime minister in July.

Emergency in Chapel Hill: Don't drink the water
But the treatment plant's output required testing before the utility could safely advise customers to use their water again. MORE: No water at UNC, students respond on social mediaBusiness owners affected by the emergency were clearly frustrated.

USA officials delay interviews with asylum seekers in Australian camps, report says
Australia's offshore detention camps have often been criticized by the United Nations watchdogs for harsh conditions. Rintoul said protesters wanted refugees in offshore detention at Nauru and Manus Island to be brought to Australia.

Trump praises black icons: He does know Frederick Douglass is dead, right?
One such man was Frederick Douglass , the ex-slave turned abolitionist, author, suffragist, editor and diplomat. Douglass, who died in 1895, is getting a lot of attention and praise this week for doing an "amazing" job.

Gavin McInnes speaking at NYU, protests underway
NY police officers stepped in to form a barrier between the protesters and McInnes supporters. Once McInnes was in the building, protesters followed and chanted as he tried to speak.

Clarification requested on border tracking system in Trump immigration order
It was Kelly's first visit to the border since being tapped to lead one of the largest government agencies in the country. As for all the controversy and protest that has swirled around the construction of the wall, Kelly acknowledges, "Mr.

Over 70 arrested at Dakota Access Pipeline protest site, camp cleared
The tribe is trying to steer protesters to a March 10 event called the Rise with Standing Rock Native Nations March on Washington. But earlier this week, acting Secretary of the Army Robert Speer ordered the corps to allow the work to go ahead.