DAILY AFFAIRS (31-AUGUST-2018)

1. Trump threatens to pull the US out of the World Trade Organization



President Donald Trump has threatened to withdraw the US from the World Trade Organization (WTO), claiming it treats his country unfairly.


2. Amsterdam station: Suspect shot after double stabbing



Two people have been wounded in a stabbing incident at Amsterdam's central railway station, Dutch police say.


3. UN 'alarmed' by reports of China's mass detention of Uighurs



The UN says it is alarmed by reports of the mass detention of Uighurs in China and called for the release of those held on a counter terrorism "pretext".

4. Cambodia jails Australian filmmaker found guilty of espionage



An Australian filmmaker has been sentenced by a Cambodian court to six years in prison on charges of spying for an unnamed country.


5. Europe migrant crisis: Sister of Syria star swimmer Yusra Mardini arrested in Greece



Greek police have arrested a Syrian refugee, whose swimmer sister competed in the 2016 Olympics, for helping migrants enter the country illegally.

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