On Tuesday, after the Supreme Court upheld lower court decisions and ruled in her favor, Miller said she hoped for an end to the abuse that accompanied each court victory. Story highlights Supreme Court ruled parliament must vote to start BrexitMiller received threats of rape and death over the caseTune into CNN International`s Amanpour show at 8 pm CET to watch Paula Newton`s interview with Gina Miller. But Gina Miller, the London-based businesswoman behind a landmark Brexit legal challenge, has suffered months of threats and racially abusive trolling in the process. Speaking to CNN later, she said that "everyone, everywhere should be standing up against that sort of abuse. ""When it comes to the abuse, I do believe that if I was a white male, yes, I`d get abuse, but the personal abuse I`ve got, because of my sex -- because of my gender -- and because of my race is totally, totally unacceptable," she told CNN`s Paula Newton, who is hosting the "Amanpour" show today.

A restoration of oil production is widely seen as the only way for the debt-ridden Libyan economy to recover. Oil production today stands at 715,000 barrels a day, the highest level in three years. The situation is that uncertain.?Sanalla, due to speak at a Foreign Office-backed Libyan investment conference on Thursday, said studies showed that the Libyan oil industry needed investment of between $100bn and $120bn, but it was struggling to get even operating costs from the Tripoli government. We need international help to bring it to an end,? Sanalla said. Mustafa Sanalla says oil can help ?unify? Libya as post-Gaddifi moratorium on foreign investment is lifted ahead of London conferenceThe international community has lost moral authority in Libya and can best help the country by acting to end oil smuggling and providing investment to boost production, the chairman of the Libyan National Oil Corporation, Mustafa Sanalla, has said.

Some Vatican observers have seen the Knights of Malta drama as a proxy battle between Francis and Burke. He is naturally inclined to support the reformers, and seized the opportunity to encourage them.?Andrew Chesnut, professor of Catholic studies at Virginia Commonwealth University, said the row could be ?read as a proxy battle between Burke and Pope Francis. The Rome-based chivalric and charity institution said Grand Master Matthew Festing, 67, resigned after the pope asked him to step down on Tuesday. Ludwig Hoffmann-Rumerstein will act as the order?s interim Grand Master until an election can take place. ?Historically, the Knights have mixed ecclesiastical policy and high finance in a way which is repugnant to Francis.

Trump also directed that the National Security Council be restructured, an action typical of a new administration, and requested strategies to defeat Isis. Trump and Putin discuss `partnership` on issues including Ukraine, Kremlin says Read moreThe president named Bannon to the council in a reorganization of the NSC. The US president also signed executive memorandums on the reorganisation of the National Security Council and the formation of a new plan to defeat the Islamic State. President Donald Trump granted controversial adviser Steve Bannon a regular seat at meetings of the National Security Council on Saturday, in a presidential memorandum that brought the former Breitbart publisher into some of the most sensitive meetings at the highest levels of government. Also on Saturday, Trump ordered a lifetime ban on administration officials lobbying for foreign governments and a five-year ban for domestic lobbying, in an executive order signed on Saturday.

REUTERS/Jonathan ErnstWASHINGTON Defense Secretary James Mattis stressed the United States` commitment to NATO in a telephone call with Germany`s defense minister on Thursday, the Pentagon said. Mattis assured German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen of "the United States? enduring commitment to the NATO alliance," the Pentagon said in a statement. In a call with Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman, Mattis underscored his "unwavering commitment to Israel`s security," the Pentagon said. It said Mattis discussed the importance of NATO in a separate call with French Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian. Retired U.S. Marine Corps General James Mattis testifies before a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on his nomination to serve as defense secretary in Washington, U.S. January 12, 2017.