Intl. banks cut credit lines for traders shipping food to Yemen
These are some of the headlines we are tracking for you in this edition of Press TV's Top 5:
- International banks cut credit lines for traders shipping food to war-torn Yemen, choking off vital supplies to the country which is at risk of famine.
- Refugees remain stranded on Greece's border with Macedonia despite their worsening situation.
- Turkish riot police fire tear gas and water cannon to disperse angry people, protesting the violent seizure of an opposition newspaper by authorities.
- The Vatican admits there are still numerous cases of child sex abuse by priests, which are not revealed due to cultural issues.
- Britain’s business chief is suspended after supporting a camp, which calls for the UK to leave the European Union.
New Delhi chokes under toxic smog as air quality remains at hazardous levels
Hundreds in Rio de Janeiro rally to slam countries sending money, bombs to Israel
COP29: Iran calls on international community to lift sanctions
VIDEO | US 'non-profit killer’ bill targets pro-Palestinian groups
Explainer: How Yemeni military chased away US aircraft carrier from Red Sea?
French march for women of Palestine
Erdogan: Upholding ICC arrest warrants will restore trust in intl. system
Iran activated new centrifuges in response to IAEA resolution: Parl. speaker
Nov. 23: ‘Axis of Resistance’ operations against Israeli occupation
Lindsey Graham threatens to sanction US allies backing ICC arrest warrants
VIDEO | Tens of thousands of Catalans protest to demand access to better housing
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