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In response, Palestinians pelted the Israeli forces with stones and threw blocks as they were trying to reach the mosque’s yard.

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras managed to push through a series of unpopular reforms demanded by the country’s worldwide creditors, while on the streets of Athens anti-austerity protests turned raging as protesters threw firebombs at police.

Clashes have broken out between Israeli police and a group of Palestinian worshipers after the regime’s forces stormed the holy al-Aqsa Mosque compound in the Israeli-occupied Old City of al-Quds (Jerusalem).

The group, which also makes household products such as Cillit Bang, Calgon and Finish, said a “favourable flu season” fuelled a 5% rise in net revenue in the six months to June 30. Sales in that unit – which accounts for one-third of revenue – rose 13...

Kerry told the Council on Foreign Relations think tank in New York that “we have to change the dynamic in Syria” to kill off radical Islamic State, which has declared a caliphate in swathes of territory it has seized in Syria and Iraq.

The accord would put Iran under “intense scrutiny forever” and ensure that its nuclear activities “remain wholly peaceful”, he said.

He said there is more chance of a nuclear arms race in the Middle East without the recently negotiated deal.

Swiss lender UBS saw its profits soar over 50 percent in the second quarter, after the bank reported earnings a day early following leaked figures which were reported by local Swiss media over the weekend.

Jewellery company Rajesh Exports Ltd on Monday said that it has bought Valcambi, the world’s largest gold refining company, in an all-cash deal worth $400 million.

As reported by iGaming Business, GVC was previously considered as the frontrunner in the race to take control of bwin.party, with the firm having put forward a joint offer worth approximately £900 million in partnership with Amaya Gaming.

As reported in 2013, Galliard Homes bought a lease for the grand building- and it revealed yesterday it had struck a deal with Abu Dhabi-based conglomerate Lulu Group worldwide to create a bespoke 92,000 sq/ft five-star hotel.

Earlier this year, six-year-old Nurhayada Sofia died at a shopping centre in Malaysia when she fell five floors having being dragged over the edge by an escalator.

Europe moved to re-open funding to Greece’s stricken economy on Thursday after the parliament in Athens approved a new bailout program in a fractious vote that left the government without a majority.

Earnings after taxation rallied nearly 25 percent to 245 million euros ($270 million) in the three months to June 30, compared with 197 million euros in the same part of the previous fiscal year, Ryanair said in a results statement.

Market sentiment elsewhere has also been struggling in recent days, with US indices dropping by just over 2% last week and the FTSE 100 also falling back once again.