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　　A new ceasefire is coming into effect in Syria. One ofthe men brokered the deal, the US secretary ofState, John Kerry, described it is possibly the lastchance to obtain peace and a united Syria. Mr. Kerryacknowledged that there would be violations of thetruce in the coming hours and days, but urged all parties to abide by the terms of theagreement. Activists are reporting that the ceasefire is mostly holding. A resident of the rebel-held east of Aleppo told the BBC that shelling that had continued throughout the day hadstopped and there were no longer aircraft in the sky over the city. Aid agencies are hoping tostart making emergency deliveries to besieged areas as soon as possible.

　　Hilary Clinton's team said the Democratic candidate for the US presidency has no underlinedhealth issues and will be back on the campaign trail later this week. Her Republican rival DonaldTrump said he hoped Mrs. Clinton will get well soon, but added that the health of the candidatewas an issue in the presidential race.

　　The White House has said that president Obama will veto a bill passed by both houses of theUS congress, allowing families of victims killed in the September 11th attacks to sue thegovernment of Saudi Arabia. A spokesman said if the measure became law, other countrieswould most probably charge and try American citizens.

　　South Sudan's information minister says the government was not yet to respond toallegations for the country's leaders of profiteering from the devastating civil war. A new reportalleges that President Salva Kiir, the opposition leader Riek Machar and army generals and theirfamilies have amassed fortunes.

　　The former British Prime Minister David Cameron has resigned from parliament. Mr. Cameronstepped down from the leadership in June after losing the referendum on Britain's membershipof the European union    .