World News Briefs -- September 13, 2019

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BBC: Boris Johnson 'won't be deterred' from Brexit on 31 October

Boris Johnson has said he "won't be deterred by anybody" from leaving the EU on 31 October.

The prime minister said he was "cautiously optimistic" of getting a Brexit deal, but the UK would leave by the deadline "whatever happens".

EU chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said he did not have "reasons to be optimistic" over getting a deal.

Mr Johnson will meet him and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker on Monday for talks.

During the PM's speech, at the Convention of the North in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, he was heckled by an audience member who told him to "get back to Parliament" and "sort out the mess that you have created".

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MIDDLE EAST

Netanyahu: War with Gaza 'could happen at any moment'.

Netanyahu denies report of Israeli spying near White House.

Former head of Israeli intelligence blasts 'antisemitic' report that Benjamin Netanyahu wiretapped Donald Trump's White House.

Trump says he does not believe Israelis are spying on the U.S..

Europe urges Iran to cooperate with UN nuclear watchdog. European powers urge Iran to return to nuclear accord compliance.

Unable to vote, Palestinians shrug off Israel’s elections.

Six UAE servicemen killed in accidents in Yemen: report.

ASIA

Taliban wanted a deal with the US, but negotiators, leadership at odds even before Camp David meeting called off.

US puts sanctions on N.Korea hacking groups behind major thefts.

Trump willing to meet again with North Korean leader.

S Korea's Moon, Trump to meet amid hopes for fresh N Korea talks.

South Korea president under fire for equally blaming Seoul, Pyongyang.

Pakistan's ambassador to Germany: India must end Kashmir lockdown.

Thousands of Hong Kong protesters hold colourful lanterns bearing pro-democracy slogans over the city's iconic skyline in fresh city-wide rallies.

New Zealand announces registry to track firearms.

AFRICA

UN warns two million people in Somalia at risk of starvation.

Refugee crisis in Libya and Niger making slow headway, says UN.

Tunisia sees 26 candidates for lively presidential election.

Deposed Tunisian President Ben Ali in hospital.

WHO warns it's running out of money to fight Ebola.

US sanctions Uganda's ex-police boss for rights abuses.

South Africa sexual violence protesters target stock exchange.

Ex-Zimbabwe leader Mugabe to be buried at national monument.

EUROPE

Boris Johnson 'won't be deterred' from Brexit on 31 October.

Johnson, Juncker to meet in a bid for a Brexit breakthrough.

Brexit: Ireland doubts Boris Johnson can do a deal with EU.

Russia ready for Ukraine peace talks but sets preconditions.

Paris hit by anti-Macron transport strikes.

Judge orders Julian Assange jailed until U.S. extradition hearing.

At least 10 held for flying drones in restricted airspace at Heathrow.

AMERICAS

Buttigieg, Warren pledge Afghanistan withdrawal even without Taliban peace deal.

O'Rourke at Democratic debate: 'Hell yes we're going to take your AR-15s'.

'The situation is dire': Argentinians protest over food crisis.

Juan Guaidó faces questions over links to organised crime groups.

Tropical storm nears northern Bahamas, complicating Dorian relief.

Bolivia election poll sparks blowback after rivals appear to gain on Morales.

Canada's Trudeau says he could one day challenge Quebec ban on religious symbols.

TERRORISM/THE LONG WAR

US to reveal Saudi official allegedly tied to 9/11 attackers.

New sanctions could extend to allies of Hezbollah in Lebanon: U.S. envoy.

Europe moves to curb ISIS antiquity trafficking.

ECONOMY/FINANCE/BUSINESS

China to lift punitive tariffs on US soybeans, pork.

Panel steps up US antitrust probe with Big Tech request.

London Stock Exchange strongly rejects Hong Kong’s US$36.6 billion surprise takeover bid, says Shanghai is ‘preferred’ partner.


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