US Congress allows 9/11 victims to sue Saudi Arabia
These are some of the headlines we are tracking for you in this episode of On the News Line:
Controversial vote
The US House of Representatives has approved a bipartisan bill that would let families of nearly 3000 victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks sue Saudi Arabia. Despite Saudi Arabia’s denial, there are growing speculations that members of the Royal family have sponsored the terrorists who carried out the attacks.
Syria Truce
The United States and Russia on Saturday announced a breakthrough ceasefire deal on Syria. Many are still skeptical if the truce will ever hold or if it would lead to any improvement of the situation of the civilians caught in the crossfire.
Biggest US prisoner strike
Activists in the US city of Portland staged a protest rally on September 10 to demand an end to what they call prison slavery and white supremacy in the country. The demonstrators slam American private corporations, including Wal-Mart, McDonald’s and Victoria’s Secret, for outsourcing the labor in correctional facilities.
Humanitarian crisis: Gaza children starving to death
Hamas: Biden ceasefire optimism ‘premature’
Nowhere to go
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Iran’s capabilities vast; enemy’s ‘maximum pressure’ policies all failed miserably: Senior official
Iran’s economy grew 2.7% y/y in Sep quarter: CBI
VIDEO | Freelancers in Gaza strive to stay online amid genocide
Mikati demands Israel's withdrawal from south Lebanon
Yemeni army strikes Israeli military sites with drones
‘Clock ticking’: UNRWA slams unjustifiable killing of children in Gaza
BP to be sued in Britain for supplying oil to Israel
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