NUCLEAR ENERGY
‘Excessive demands hinder Iran deal’
A senior Iranian official says a final Iran-P5+1 nuclear deal is possible if world powers stop making excessive demands.
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ECONOMY
Barclays sacks CEO Antony Jenkins
Barclays, has ousted its chief executive Antony Jenkins after a long running disagreement with the board over how the bank should be run.
SOCIETY
Son murders parents, dumps bodies
A 52 year old man is accused of killing his elderly parents and dumping their bodies back in 2007.
EU
Greek PM ‘confident’ of meeting deadline
Grrek PM says he is confident Athens will meet an end-of-the-week deadline set by eurozone leaders to reach a bailout deal.
INTERVIEWS
Iraqis do not ‘trust US for recruitment’
The reason that the US is having problems with “recruiting” forces to fight ISIL is that Iraqis do not trust Washington, says an analyst.
BUSINESS
HSBC bankers stage mock ISIL beheading
Europe’s biggest bank HSBC has sacked six employees after a video emerged showing them carrying out ISIL-style "mock beheading".
SOCIETY
British teen charged with terror
A British teenager has been jailed after planning to travel to ISIL-controlled parts of Syria.
TURKEY
Patriot missile battery hacked in Turkey
Hackers briefly take over the German-owned Patriot missile battery in southern Turkey.
POLITICS
‘Muslims to show they won’t forget Palestine’
President Rouhani says Muslims will show on the International Quds Day that they will not forget Palestine.
POLITICS
‘Saudis paying hush money on Yemen’
A senior Iranian cleric says Saudi Arabia is using petrodollars to keep the world silent about Yemen war.
AFGHANISTAN
Afghans, Taliban to continue peace talks
The Afghan government and the Taliban militant group agree to continue peace talks.
ECONOMY
Russia: Iran to join SCO after sanction lifted
Iran will join the Eurasian economic, political and military bloc, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, after sanctions are lifted on the country, a Russian presidential aide has said.
AFGHANISTAN
Afghan forces kill 75 Taliban militants
Afghan forces kill 75 Taliban militants during various mop-up operations across the country.
FOREIGN POLICY
US spies on almost all Latin America
The founder of WikiLeaks says the National Security Agency intercepts 98 percent of communications in the South American continent.
PALESTINE
‘Gaza still beset by crisis after Israel war’
The Gaza Strip is still beset by “crisis” almost a year after the deadly Israeli aggression against the Palestinian territory, the UN says.
IRAQ
Iraqi forces continue mop-up operations
Iraqi forces continue their mop-up operations against ISIL terrorists in the oil-rich city of Baiji.
KOREAS
New MERS death in South Korea
South Korea reports a new death from the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS).
ECONOMY
Top port operator weighs Iran investment
DP World, one of the largest port operators in the world, is weighing investments of up to $1 billion in Iran, the IRNA news agency quoted officials as saying.
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