Bahrainis continue protests over revoking Ayatollah Qassim’s citizenship
These are some of the headlines we are tracking for you in this edition of Press TV's Top 5:
- People in Bahrain continue their sit-in protest outside Ayatollah Issa Qassim’s house to show their anger at the government's decision to strip the top Shia cleric of his citizenship.
- The UN special envoy to Yemen says the warring sides have yet to agree on the sequencing of the measures to be taken in a roadmap he has proposed for peace.
- Scores of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails are on hunger strike to protest Tel Aviv’s administrative detention policy. We’ll bring you a report from Ramallah.
- The German finance minister says the European Union must change regardless of the outcome of Thursday’s vote on Britain’s exit from the bloc.
- And the standoff between the French government and unions over the labor reforms shows no sign of abating as more national protests are planned despite officials’ opposition.
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