
Freight firms warn of Brexit disruption amid UK-EU deadlock
LONDON (AP) – British freight haulers and storage companies are demanding an urgent meeting with government leaders because of concern that gaps in preparations for Brexit may threaten supplies of critical goods.
Trade associations representing the companies wrote to Michael Gove, the minister overseeing Britain’s exit from the European Union, …
Asia Today: Australian police make arrests at rallies

Pope set to make first trip since pandemic to saint’s town

The pope is to journey to Assisi, the birthplace in the central Italian region of Umbria of his namesake saint, to sign an authoritative papal letter to clergy and faithful worldwide — a document known as an encyclical, the Vatican said Saturday.
Sudan declares state of emergency over deadly floods

Ex-FBI agent: Attacks from Trump ‘outrageous’ and ‘cruel’

Typhoon Haishen approaches Japan packing powerful winds

‘World’s loneliest elephant’ okayed to quit zoo for new life

Environment activists blockade UK newspaper printing plants

Taliban return to Doha setting stage for Afghan peace talks

