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World News Briefs -- July 22, 2017
New York Times: Hezbollah and Syrian Army Attack Islamists on Lebanon Border
CAIRO — The Lebanese militant group Hezbollah and the Syrian Army launched a major operation on Friday that aimed to dislodge a pocket of Islamist fighters from their stronghold on the border between Lebanon and Syria.
Fighters and soldiers advanced on two fronts, near the Lebanese town of Arsal and the Syrian town of Fleita, into a mountainous area where an array of Islamist groups have taken shelter in recent years among camps for Syrian refugees.
Explosions rang out in eastern Lebanon as Hezbollah shelled a distant ridgeline while Syrian warplanes struck on the other side of the border. Early reports said both sides had casualties.
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MIDDLE EAST
Hezbollah and Syrian army advance in border offensive: reports.
Syrian military says jets attack Islamic State east of Raqqa: state TV.
Syria army announces halt in fighting in parts of Eastern Ghouta. Syrian army announces fighting halt near Damascus.
Russia says agrees safe zone mechanism with Syrian rebels.
Erdogan travels to Gulf region to help mend rift between Qatar and its neighbours.
Iran announces new missile production line: state media.
Palestinian Authority freezes contact with Israel.
More Israeli troops sent to West Bank, placed on high alert.
Deadly attack on Jewish home in West Bank follows clashes over Temple Mount.
WHO: 5,000 suspected cholera cases recorded per day in Yemen.
ASIA
US airstrike accidentally kills 16 Afghan police.
Afghanistan: MSF opens first clinic in Kunduz since US strike.
'No safe haven': Pakistan rejects US report on Taliban, Haqqani network.
Japan, Taiwan scramble fighters in response to Chinese bombers.
CIA director: Kim Jong Un is problem, not solution.
Indonesian President tells police to shoot foreign drug dealers who resist arrest.
Philippines Duterte: Martial law extended in Mindanao. Philippines extends Mindanao martial law to end of year.
East Timor goes to the polls.
'You would have to be a lunatic': Tourists to North Korea describe risks and rewards.
Army steps in as severe storms cause chaos in New Zealand. New Zealand storms spark flooding and evacuations, mobilisation of troops.
AFRICA
Egypt kills 30 extremists in Sinai: military.
Egypt upholds death sentences for Islamists over prosecutor killing.
Eastern commander's forces battle resistance in Libya's Benghazi.
Morocco accused over coverage of Rif protests.
Gabon opposition leader urges U.N. resolution over contested election.
Gendarmes in Ivory Coast repel raid as international event opens.
Kenyan MP arrested, again accused of inciting violence.
Campaigning begins for 2018 Zimbabwe elections.
EUROPE
Macron to discuss Ukraine next week with Putin, Merkel and Poroshenko.
U.S. special envoy to visit eastern Ukraine.
Vladimir Putin: 'I may not leave Russian presidency'.
Poland’s senators approve contentious court overhaul.
Hungarian PM offers support to Poland in row with EU.
Britain's May to stay as PM until at least 2020, close ally predicts.
Greece and Turkey struggle in aftermath of quake that killed two.
Spain vows to cut off funds to Catalonia over independence vote.
German girl arrested in Mosul is missing Linda Wenzel, say authorities.
AMERICAS
Donald Trump attacks 'illegal' report on Sessions Russian meeting.
Trump fires off volley of angry tweets on Russia probe.
US Congress reaches Russia sanctions deal.
Venezuela row as National Assembly appoints judges.
South American leaders offer to mediate Venezuela crisis. Mercosur urges end to violence in Venezuela's 'humanitarian crisis'.
Mexico violence peaks with over 2,200 murders in June.
Miners call off strike in Peru after deal with government.
Activists decry Temer's Amazon deforestation bill.
TERRORISM/THE LONG WAR
Interpol circulates list of 173 suspected members of Isis suicide brigade. Interpol fears ISIS trained 170+ bomb attackers for Europe – media.
Federal grand jury indicts US soldier on terrorism charges.
Four German women who joined Islamic State detained in Iraq: report.
Global network of 'hunters' aim to take down terrorists on the internet.
ECONOMY/FINANCE/BUSINESS
EU antitrust regulators say probing possible German car cartel.
What drug-dealing ‘darknet’ sites have in common with eBay.
Bank of America picks Dublin for EU hub.
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