Different targets, different countries: The challenge of stopping Islamic State
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Deadly attacks in four countries linked to Islamic State show the limitations of U.S.-led efforts to loosen the group's grip in Syria and Iraq, and the challenge of stopping attacks that are not only globally dispersed but very different in their choice of targets, current and former U.S. officials said. Full Article
Saudi king vows to fight religious extremists after bombings
GENEVA/DUBAI (Reuters) - The king of Saudi Arabia warned his country would strike with an "iron hand" against people who preyed on youth vulnerable to religious extremism, a day after suicide bombers struck three cities in an apparently coordinated campaign of attacks. Full Article
Asian shares, pound fall on mounting Brexit fallouts
TOKYO (Reuters) - Asian shares wilted and the British pound dived to a three-decade low on Wednesday as the European Union's economic outlook darkened in the Brexit gloom. Full Article
Canadian PM reiterates opposition to Enbridge pipeline route
MONTREAL (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday reiterated his opposition to the route of Enbridge Inc's Northern Gateway oil pipeline, casting further doubt on the prospects of a project fiercely opposed by environmentalists. Full Article
