Catalan Leader Says He Will Declare Independence From Spain 'In a Matter of Days'
Carles Puigdemont says Spain would be making 'an error which changes everything' if it were to take control of Catalonia's government
Egypt Reportedly Ordered 30,000 Rockets From North Korea in $23m Deal Foiled by U.S.
The bust prompted a UN probe and led to Trump's cut in aid for Egypt, according to the Washington Post, which is said to be the reason for Cairo's recent decision to halt its military ties with Pyongyang
U.S. News
Defense Secretary Mattis: Staying in Iran Nuclear Deal Is in U.S. Security Interests
Mattis' statement comes less than two weeks before President Trump must decide whether to re-certify the deal
Europe
Saudi King to Visit Russia on Thursday
The two oil giants plan to set up a $1 billion fund to invest in energy projects, said Russian energy minister
Middle East
Palestinian Girl Sold by Abusive Father to Israeli Bedouin Flees to Safety
The girl's family told Haaretz that her father would beat her, as did the man she was forced to marry
Americas
Terrorism Suspected in Car-ramming That Injured Four in Canada
The chaos began outside a Canadian Football League game when police say a vehicle rammed a traffic control barricade and sent an officer flying
Africa, Asia and Australia
Russia Boosts North Korea's Cyberwarfare Capabilities With New Internet Connection
Pyongyang has been blamed for several major cyberattacks in recent years, including against banks and Sony Pictures, as well as the WannaCry ransomware attack
