POLITICS
Senate discusses future of NSA spying
The US Senate is meeting for discussions on extending the NSA’s controversial spying program, which allows collection of Americans’ phone data.
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SPORTS
Host US beats Iran volleyball team
The Iranian men’s national volleyball team has started its second match against the US in 2015 FIVB Volleyball World League.
EU
Greece talks deadlock not Athens fault
Athens raps its international creditors for offering “absurd” proposals in talks over the country’s bailout program.
INTERVIEWS
Most of ISIL recruited by US: Analyst
Most of the ISIL terrorists were recruited by the US and its allies to advance their agenda in the Middle East, an antiwar activist says.
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Burundi govt. open to delay elections
The Burundian government has welcomed a call by EAC leaders to postpone the upcoming votes.
IRAQ
'Iraq lost 2,300 armored vehicles to ISIL'
Iraqi PM has acknowledged that security forces have lost 2,300 Humvee armored vehicles to ISIL in Mosul.
SYRIA
Kurds recapture 12 villages near Raqqa
Kurdish forces recapture a dozen villages from ISIL terrorists near their de facto capital Raqqa.
SOCIETY
‘NSA domestic spying to expire tonight’
A former White House counterterrorism official says the NSA’s domestic surveillance program will likely expire on Sunday night.
PALESTINE
Israeli bill to ease Palestinains arrest
Palestinian protesters face harsher unconditional jail terms under a new bill approved by Israeli cabinet.
SOCIETY
Three killed in new US shootings
US police confirmed that three people have been killed in two separate shooting incidents.
ENERGY
Iran to export 400k bpd of oil to Europe
Iran says it is preparing to export 400,000 bpd of oil to Europe once sanctions lifted.
AFGHANISTAN
Rocket attack kills 3 in Afghanistan
A rocket attack on a school in Afghanistan has claimed lives of at least three people.
SOMALIA
35 killed in Somali week-long clashes
A week of clashes in villages near Somalia’s border with Ethiopia leaves at least 35, mostly civilians, killed.
EGYPT
‘2,600 killed after Morsi ouster’
Egypt's state human rights agency says at least 2,600 people were killed following the ouster of former president, Mohamed Morsi.
BUSINESS
India records faster growth than China
Figures show successful economic performance for Indian PM Modi.
POLITICS
Iran raps Canada medical verification ban
Iran criticizes Canada’s discriminatory move to stop verifying the authenticity of Iranian medical credentials.
SOCIETY
‘UK child sex abusers too many to jail’
Britain’s child protection chief says the country is shy of enough land to lock up all of its child sex abusers.
SYRIA
Syria army repels ISIL attack in Hasakah
The Syrian army foils an ISIL attack on its military posts in the northeastern Syrian province of Hasakah.
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