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Kerry joins Biden in Iowa, making a foreign policy pitch
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (Reuters) - Former Vice President Joe Biden campaigned in Iowa on Friday with John Kerry, the former U.S. secretary of state and presidential nominee, seeking to bolster his case that he can set right a world turned topsy-turvy by President Donald Trump.
U.S. has not yet decided whether to hold U.N. meeting on North Korea rights abuses
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United States has not yet decided whether to hold a United Nations Security Council meeting to discuss human rights abuses in North Korea on Tuesday, said U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Kelly Craft after even the prospect of such a meeting angered Pyongyang.
Bloomberg on his Democratic rivals - 'Trump will eat 'em up'
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Democratic presidential contender Michael Bloomberg said on Friday that Donald Trump would easily defeat any of his Democratic White House rivals in next year's election, bluntly declaring: "Donald Trump would eat 'em up."
Israel detains Palestinian Authority TV journalists in Jerusalem
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli police on Friday detained four journalists from the Palestinian Authority's official television station in Jerusalem, drawing protest from Palestinians who say their activities in the holy city are increasingly restricted.
China to keep 2020 growth within reasonable range
BEIJING: China will keep its economic growth within a reasonable range in 2020, with more "forwarding-looking, targeted and effective" policies that also fend off risks, a top decision-making body of the ruling Communist Party said on Friday (Dec 6).
U.S. Democratic contender Sanders proposes $150 billion for 'high-speed internet for all'
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Democratic presidential contender Bernie Sanders launched a plan on Friday to provide high-speed broadband for every U.S. household at a cost of $150 billion (£116.91 billion), pledging to use antitrust powers to take on internet, telecom and cable companies.
In rare legal test, Myanmar faces genocide hearings at The Hague
THE HAGUE: In a wood-panelled hall of the ornate Peace Palace at The Hague, lawyers pressing a case against Myanmar for alleged genocide against its Muslim Rohingya minority will next week ask judges to order immediate action to protect them from further violence.