Today's World News
To Start off
Yemeni former president: Terrorism is the offspring of Wahhabism of Al Saud regime - Yemeni former president Ali Abdullah Saleh says terrorism is the offspring of Wahhabism of Al Saud regime, according to Sana news agency.
Saudi Arabia’s assault against Yemen is in fact the assault of Wahhabi terrorists and Wahhabi terrorism have assaulted Yemen even before the establishment of Al Saud regime, Saleh said.
Yemen’s former president also added that the United States and Israel use Wahhabi threat for colonial benefits and Washington has supported Yemen war and provided Saudi Arabia with weapons and intelligence. Know more
British Labor Party leader Jeremy Corbyn loses a no-confidence vote but refuses to resign - Jeremy Corbyn insists he will not step down as party chief, despite a stunning no-confidence vote in which a mere 40 fellow Labor members of Parliament stood with him, The Financial Times reported Tuesday.
“I was democratically elected leader of our party for a new kind of politics by 60 percent of Labor members and supporters, and I will not betray them by resigning,” the paper quotedMr. Corbyn, who heads the official opposition in Parliament. Know more
Former Belgian Prime Minister ridicules Nigel Farage and accuses Ukip leader of lying in EU referendum campaign 'Finally we will get rid of the biggest waste in the EU budget – your salary,' says Guy Verhofstadt . Know more
A Muslim Shop in the UK Was Just Firebombed While People Were Inside - Kashmir Meat & Poultry, a halal butcher shop owned and operated by a Muslim man, was attacked with a “petrol bomb” this Monday evening in the West Midlands in England.
Bashir Hussain, who was managing the store at the time of the attack, luckily escaped with only minor bruising from being struck by the weapon itself, but most of the store itself was destroyed by the flames. Know more
Islamic State bombings in southern Yemen kill 38: medics - Three coordinated Islamic State bomb attacks on Yemeni government forces killed 38 people in the southern port city of Mukalla on Monday, medics and security sources said.
They said 24 other people were wounded in the bombings, which occurred just as soldiers were about to break their day-long fast during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. Know more
Scientists Plead With Australia To Get Off Coal To Save The Great Barrier Reef - Coral reefs around the world are in a dire predicament, as warmer-than-usual waters are causing widespread bleaching and death among these crucial marine organisms. Now, more than 2,500 marine scientists and policy experts are urging the Australian government to protect the world’s largest and most well-known coral ecosystem: the Great Barrier Reef. Know more
At Least 36 Killed In Istanbul Airport Attack - Suicide bombers open fire before blowing themselves up at Turkey's biggest airport. Know more
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Today's Historic Event
June 29, 1974
Argentina Evita
President Isabela Peron often called affectionately ( Evita ), Juan Peron's third wife, was the Western Hemisphere's first female head of government after becoming President when her husband died. Argentina was suffering from serious economic and political strife and she was unable to form a government and the countries problems continued to worsen. After a military coup in 1976 she was imprisoned for five years on a charge of abuse of power and upon her release in 1981 settled in Madrid >
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