IRAQ
ISIL blows up Christian homes in Mosul
ISIL blows up 16 homes belonging to ethnic Christians in Iraq’s militant-held city of Mosul.
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HUMAN RIGHTS
GCHQ spying on rights groups ‘illegal’
The GCHQ’s secret surveillance of two international human rights groups was illegal, according to the judicial tribunal handling complaints against the intelligence services.
FOREIGN POLICY
US, China must be 'honest’ about ties
Joe Biden says the US and China must be "honest and direct" about their ties because that will shape the contours of the 21st century.
ENERGY
Tehran to host 3rd GECF summit
Iran is to host third summit meeting of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum in November
NEWS
WHO warns of dengue spike in Yemen
The WHO voices concern on the high number of dengue cases recorded in Yemen.
PALESTINE
‘Palestinian’s life in danger in Israel’
ICRC warns about the health condition of a Palestinian activist who has been on a hunger strike in an Israeli jail.
ECONOMY
US CEOs earn 300 times as workers
The United States' chief executive officers made 303 times as much as the average worker in 2014, according to a new report.
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Police detain 237 protesters in Armenia
Armenian police detain 237 protesters rallying against increased electricity prices.
TURKEY
Artist faces jail for ‘insulting’ Erdogan
A Turkish artist faces four years in prison for 'insulting' President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Talks failure won't be end of world: Iran
Iran's foreign minister says it will not be the end of the world if nuclear talks between Tehran and the P5+1 fail.
FRANCE
Paris seeks to deepen ties with Riyadh
France seeks to tighten bonds with Saudi Arabia despite the kingdom’s awful rights record.
ENERGY
Turkey to boost gas imports from Iran
Turkey has reached an agreement with Iran to import more natural gas from the Islamic Republic.
SAUDI ARABIA
‘Most leaked Saudi documents verified’
The veracity of most of purported secret diplomatic Saudi documents published by WikiLeaks has been established.
SOCIETY
Number of UK vulnerable children escalates
Official data obtained under the Freedom of Information (FOI) reveal that the number of vulnerable children in the UK has risen for five years in a row.
MILITARY
US to provide aircraft to NATO force
The Pentagon says it will contribute weapons, aircraft and military personnel to support NATO’s new rapid reaction force.
SOCIETY
'NHS cancer guidelines could save lives'
5,000 lives could be saved every year in England if fresh NHS cancer strategies are introduced.
SOCIETY
Many Brits jailed for human trafficking
Nearly 100 British people were jailed in France last year as they attempted to illegally smuggle people through the port of Calais.
SOCIETY
‘Jihadi John in Libya’
A US intelligence official says ISIL executioner dubbed ‘Jihadi John’ by the Western media, has fled Syria to Libya.
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