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Alexei Navalny launches bid to challenge Vladimir Putin NEWS / E UROPE OPINION How Putin became a problem for Russian oligarchs by Roman Dobrokhotov READ MORE Profile: Alexei Navalny, opposition leader Russia Europe Politics Navalny said he had gathered enough nominations to be a candidate in the March elections [Reuters] Supporters of opposition leader Alexei Navalny have gathered in about 20 cities across Russia to formally get his name on the ballot for next year's presidential elections. Navalny has been banned from running in the vote in March due to a criminal conviction, but he still intends to announce his candidacy against President Vladimir Putin. On a river beach on the outskirts of the capital, Moscow, nearly 750 supporters raised small red voting cards to endorse Navalny, who has long been the most visible opposition figure to Putin's rule. An independent candidate needs at least 500 people to formally nominate them and initiate a presidential bid. Advertisement ...
Palestinian Christian leaders denounce Trump's decision NEWS / ISRAELI–PALESTINIAN CONFLICT WATCH: The history behind disputes over Jerusalem (1:38) WATCH: Christmas in Gaza: Christian community is getting smaller (2:45) Jerusalem Israeli–Palestinian conflict Middle East Palestine Gaza Atallah Hanna told reporters 'the US gave the occupation what it does not deserve' [Nasser Shiyoukhi/Associated Press] Palestinian Christian leaders have rejected US President Donald Trump 's decision to recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital, calling it "dangerous" and "insulting". Trump's December 6 announcement has sparked protests across the Muslim world and drawn international condemnation. The US move is offensive to "Christians and Muslims around the world who consider Jerusalem as an incubator of their most sacred, spiritual and national heritage", Atallah Hanna, the archbishop of Jerusalem's Greek Orthodox church, said in a statement ...
Turkey sacks 2,766 civil servants over 'terror' links NEWS / TURKEY ATTEMPTED COUP READ MORE German journalist Mesale Tolu released in Turkey READ MORE EU cuts Turkey funding after 'democratic deterioration' Turkey Turkey attempted coup Middle East SIGN UP Some 637 military personnel are among those sacked [File: Burak Kara/Getty Images] Turkey has dismissed 2,766 people from their posts in state institutions over alleged links to "terror" organisations, according to an emergency decree published in the country's official legal database. On Sunday, a decree in the Official Gazette said 637 military, 360 gendarmerie personnel, 61 police and four coastguard members were among those sacked. Some 341 people were dismissed from the Directorate of Religious Affairs. The rest were civil servants from other institutions. Advertisement The decree also said 115 employees who were dismissed in the past were reinstated. A separate emergency decree published on the s...