SOCIETY
Spain reburies Miguel de Cervantes
Spain reburies the writer of ‘Don Quixote,’ Miguel de Cervantes, nearly 400 years after his death.
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PAKISTAN
Blast leaves one dead in NW Pakistan
A bomb attack kills one and injures six others in Khyber tribal border area in northwestern Pakistan.
INTERVIEWS
'US troops in Iraq to strengthen ISIL'
US military involvement in Iraq has led to increasing anti-American sentiment in the region and laid the foundation for the rise of terrorist groups, says an analyst.
GERMANY
Germany drops probe into US spying
Berlin drops a probe into suspected US spying on German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s cell phone.
POLITICS
Osborne urged to slow UK welfare cuts
Senior government figures in the UK are urging Chancellor George Osborne to slow the pace of his planned £12bn welfare spending cuts.
NORTH AFRICA
Libya militants attack Tunisian mission
Militants attack the Tunisian consulate in Libya’s Tripoli and kidnap staff members.
ECONOMY
UK student support may be axed
The Tory government is considering plans to axe financial support for the poorest students as part of widespread cuts to public services and key British institutions.
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Moldova PM resigns amid degree probe
The Moldovan prime minister quits after being accused of faking his degrees.
POLITICS
Row over UK surveillance powers
A battle over privacy is taking place across the board as Downing Street avoids proposal to strip ministers of surveillance powers.
MILITARY
Suicide rate of female vets ‘staggering’
New US government research shows that female military veterans commit suicide at nearly six times the rate of other women.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Pedophile doctor’s jail term slashed
The UK’s Court of Appeal has reduced the jail term of a pedophile doctor who was sentenced over sexual abuse of 18 young patients.
FRANCE
Ex-IMF chief cleared of pimping charges
A court in France acquits a former IMF chief, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, of pimping charges.
SPORTS
Interpol suspends FIFA deal amid scandal
Interpol suspends 20-million-euro deal with FIFA amid allegations of corruption in the sports body.
POLITICS
‘Everyone should help Iran N-team succeed’
A senior Iranian cleric urges support for the Islamic Republic’s nuclear negotiating team involved in talks with the P5+1 states .
AFGHANISTAN
Bomb goes off near Afghan parliament
A bomb attack is carried out near the Afghan parliament in the capital, Kabul.
MILITARY
US spends $2.7 billion on ISIL war
The US has spent an average of more than $9 million a day on the ISIL war since last August, the Pentagon says.
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Rwandan journalist arrested in Burundi
Burundi arrests a Rwandan journalist over ‘spying’ allegations.
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New Saudi airstrikes kill 12 in Yemen
Saudi airstrikes against Yemen’s Sa’ada Province kill at least 12 civilians and injure 15 others.
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