Indonesia considers parole for ex
Jakarta (AFP) – Jailed former leaders of Indonesia’s Jemaah Islamiyah militant group are being considered for parole, a senior counter-terror official said Tuesday, after the network disbanded and members pledged allegiance to the country.
Everton boss Dyche wary of struggling Man City
London (AFP) – Everton manager Sean Dyche has insisted there’s no chance of his side being lulled into a false sense of security against faltering Premier League champions Manchester City.
Postecoglou says Spurs 'need to reinforce' in transfer window
London (AFP) – Ange Postecoglou expects Tottenham Hotspur to bolster their squad during the January transfer window.
Villa boss Emery set for 'very difficult' clash with Newcastle
London (AFP) – Aston Villa manager Unai Emery expects his in-form side to face a “very difficult” challenge away to Newcastle on Boxing Day.
Investors swoop in to save German flying taxi startup
Frankfurt (Germany) (AFP) – A German flying taxi firm was Tuesday saved from collapse after investors swooped in to take it over, in a case that has fired debate about support for the country’s startup scene.
12 killed in blast at Turkey explosives plant
Istanbul (AFP) – A powerful blast ripped through an explosives plant in northwestern Turkey on Tuesday killing 12 people and injuring five others, officials said.
Panama leaders past and present reject Trump's threat of Canal takeover
Panama City (AFP) – The status of the Panama Canal is non-negotiable, President Jose Raul Mulino said in a statement Monday signed alongside former leaders of the country, after Donald Trump’s recent threats to reclaim the man-made waterway.
Hong Kong police issue fresh bounties for activists overseas
Hong Kong (AFP) – Hong Kong police announced bounties on Tuesday of HK$1 million (around $130,000) for information leading to the arrest of six democracy advocates based overseas and accused of national security crimes.
Saving the mysterious African manatee at Cameroon hotspot
Dizangué (Cameroon) (AFP) – Ever since his first hard-won sightings of African manatees, award-winning marine biologist Aristide Takoukam Kamla has been devoted to protecting the little known and at risk aquatic mammals.