AFGHANISTAN
Kabul denies record military casualties
Afghanistan rejects reports of a record surge in the number of military casualties amid the anti-militant operations across the country during the first six months of 2015.
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EU
Denmark opposition to form new govt.
Opposition parties in Denmark will consult over the formation of a new government.
ECONOMY
Iran ready to boost exports to EU
Iran says the it is ready to boost exports to the European Union.
RUSSIA
‘EU renewal of anti-Russia bans blackmail’
Russia slams EU’s extension of sanctions over the 2014 incorporation of Crimea as ‘blackmail.’
EU
Austrian drives car into crowd, kills 3
A man drives his car into a crowd in the Austrian city of Graz, killing three people, an official says.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Prisons cost US govt. $7.3 billion a year
A new congressional report shows that it costs the US government more than $7 billion a year to operate federal prisons.
AFGHANISTAN
7 killed in US drone strike in Afghanistan
Another US drone attack in Afghanistan kills at least seven people.
SYRIA
Terror attack kills 3 in Syria’s Aleppo
Three civilians are killed and 18 injured in a militant attack in Syria’s northwestern flashpoint city of Aleppo.
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Grenade attacks injure 11 Burundi police
At least 11 police forces are injured in grenade attacks in the Burundian capital city of Bujumbura.
POLITICS
Obama: Write trade rules before China
US President Barack Obama has urged Congress to write trade rules "before China does."
ECONOMY
Huge anti-Tory rally in London+Video
Tens of thousands of Britons have rallied against all-out Conservative government's austerity policies.
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Blast near Sana’a mosque kills three
A car bomb explodes near a Shia mosque in the Yemeni capital, Sana’a, killing and injuring ten people, reports say.
IRAQ
ISIL kidnaps 70 Iraqi Sunnis in Tikrit
The ISIL terrorists in Iraq kidnap dozens of Sunni tribesmen west of Tikrit.
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Grexit specter drinks Greek banks dry
Greeks drain a total of EUR five billion from the country’s banks amid Grexit fears.
HUMAN RIGHTS
UK police crackdown on anti-govt. activists
UK police have adopted new measures to put more pressure on anti-government protests ahead of London's anti-austerity rally.
GERMANY
Merkel urges deal before EU summit
German Chancellor Angela Merkel says there must be a deal between Greece and its creditors in a bid to decide on it in the upcoming EU summit.
SOCIETY
US trooper fatally shoots man
A US police trooper fatally shot a man on a footbridge over Storrow Drive near Boston University on Friday.
KOREAS
No new MERS cases in South Korea
South Korea reports no new cases of MERS for the first time in 16 days.
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