HUMAN RIGHTS
US won’t pardon Snowden: White House
The White House is standing by its refusal to pardon NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.
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POLITICS
UK PM refuses another Scottish referendum
UK prime minister says holding another referendum on Scottish independence will not happen while he is still in office.
EGYPT
Fire kills 24 in Cairo furniture factory
Two dozen people are killed in a fire that engulfed a furniture factory in Egypt’s capital.
SOCIETY
'UK climate trio may have been murdered’
A Cambridge University Professor says three scientists investigating the drastic affects of climate change may have been murdered.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
JCPOA boosts power of diplomacy: Rouhani
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says the JCPOA displayed the power of diplomacy to solve international problems.
INTERVIEWS
US media ‘hijacked’ by Israel lobby
The information that Americans are given is from a perspective of a media that is hijacked by the pro-Israel lobby.
POLITICS
'China, Iran can boost joint interests'
China's foreign minister says the enhancement of ties with Iran can help safeguard the joint interests of the two countries.
PALESTINE
Israel ruins stores, nabs teens in al-Quds
Israeli military forces have destroyed stores belonging to Palestinians and detained a number of teenagers in East al-Quds (Jerusalem).
BUSINESS
Kuwait signs new refinery contracts
Kuwait National Petroleum Co. signs new contracts with international consortia to build new refinery.
FOREIGN POLICY
Kerry skips Israel during Mideast trip
US Secretary of State John Kerry would not visit Israel next week.
TURKEY
Turkish soldier killed near Iraq border
A Turkish soldier is killed in an attack near the Iraqi border.
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'Riyadh has committed apparent war crime'
Human Rights Watch censures Saudi Arabia for committing an "apparent war crime" in Yemen.
ENERGY
Turkey gas exports to resume in 3 days
An Iranian official says gas exports to Turkey will resume in three days after short disruption due to pipeline explosion.
SOCIETY
UK undercover policing under scrutiny
A public inquiry into undercover policing is to be launched in England and Wales on Tuesday.
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Five bus drivers killed in El Salvador
Five bus drivers killed in El Salvador criminal violence surge
POLITICS
Saudi 'plays with fire, toys with ceasefire'
A senior Iranian diplomat says Saudi Arabia is 'toying with the issue ceasefire' in Yemen.
FOREIGN POLICY
Obama: No one should be president for life
US President Barack Obama has condemned African leaders who refuse to give up power.
ECONOMY
N-deal prelude to Iran full SCO membership
Secretary general of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization says conclusion of Iran's nuclear talks paves the way for Tehran’s full membership at the organization.
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