INDIA
Indian forces kill protester in Kashmir
Indian security forces shoot dead a civilian during a protest in Indian-administered Kashmir.
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ENERGY
Iran ready to run gas projects overseas
Managing director of the National Iranian Gas Company (NIGC) says Iran is ready to design and establish gas networks overseas.
SOCIETY
‘40% of UK students say courses worthless’
Four in 10 of UK’s university students say their courses have been valueless.
BUSINESS
Oil, stocks up on Greek deal hopes
Oil prices have slightly risen amid growing optimism about a deal between Greece and its international lenders which could avert the bankruptcy of the eurozone country.
SOCIETY
Confidence in US police at historic low
Confidence in US police has dropped to the lowest level in more than two decades, according to a Gallup poll.
SYRIA
ISIL attack thwarted in Qalamoun
Hezbollah fighters and Syrian troops thwart a terrorist attack in the border region of Qalamoun.
ECONOMY
UK PM signals deep cuts to tax credits
The British prime minister has signaled his intention to tackle tax credits.
SYRIA
Car bomb leaves 4 civilians dead in Syria
At least four people are killed and several others injured in a car bomb attack in southwestern Syria.
PALESTINE
UN slams Israel over Gazans suffering
The UN decries the huge suffering and devastation in Gaza brought about by Israel’s 2014 war on the sliver.
SOCIETY
Thousands march on Charleston bridge
Thousands of people have marched across Charleston's main bridge to honor the victims of a mass shooting at a historic black church last week.
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Four killed in Burundi grenade attacks
A series of grenade attacks kill four people and injure 30 in Burundi.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Islanders take court action against UK govt.
Islanders removed from home on the Chagos Islands are now taking their battle to the UK Supreme Court.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Obama slams US gun violence, racism
President Barack Obama said Monday the United States has not overcome its history of racism.
ECONOMY
'Aviation giants courting Iran markets'
Iran's minister of roads and urban development says foreign companies have warmly welcomed participation in developing the country’s transportation sector.
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Greece warns against 'excessive' terms
Greece tells international creditors to avoid pushing harsh demands on the country over its debt.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
‘Some gaps narrowed on Iran nuclear deal'
A top Iranian nuclear negotiator says differences on the text of a final deal on Tehran’s atomic case have been partly reduced.
EU
EU launches military action over migrants
EU foreign ministers approve the launch of military operation to target human traffickers in the Mediterranean.
ECONOMY
'Some 30,000 UK nurses face axe'
Some 30,000 UK foreign nurses face the axe under the Tory immigration laws.
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