HUMAN RIGHTS
Anti-Muslim groups target US mosque
More than 200 people have taken part in a rally against Islam outside a mosque in the US state of Arizona.
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POLITICS
Londoners hold anti-govt. rallies
Thousands of people in the capital London take part in separate anti-government rallies.
FOREIGN POLICY
Obama Mideast policy backfired: Rubio
The Middle East region is more unstable that when President Obama took office, says Sen. Marco Rubio.
IRAQ
Iraqi forces closing in on Ramadi
The Iraqi army backed by volunteer forces is advancing toward the ISIL-held strategic city of Ramadi from three directions.
ECONOMY
Indians relent on Iran rail deal after threat
Steel Authority of India (SAIL) has cut its price of rail tracks meant for Iran Railways (IRIR) after Tehran threatened to walk out of the contract, Indian media reported on Saturday.
POLITICS
UK benefit cap to force 40K kids poor
Tens of thousands of British children may reportedly be pushed into poverty by the UK government’s bid.
AFGHANISTAN
Afghan airstrikes kill 16 militants
At least 16 militants are killed in Afghan airstrikes in Farah Province.
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‘ISIL returnees threaten home countries’
The Australian foreign minister says the foreign members of the ISIL terror group pose a security threat to the home countries upon their return.
INDIA
Death toll from India heatwave tops 2k
The death toll from a severe heatwave sweeping across India exceeds 2,000 people, officials say.
SOCIETY
US police kill another black man
An African American, who was holding a knife, was shot and killed by police inside a New Jersey library on Friday after he struggled against police officers.
INTERVIEWS
‘US has no interest in South China Sea’
An international lawyer in Indonesia says the United States has no legitimate interest in the South China Sea.
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Kiev picks Georgia ex-pres. as governor
Former Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili is picked by Ukraine’s cabinet ministers as the governor of the country’s Odessa region.
IRAQ
Over 140 ISIL Takfiris slain in Iraq
Iraqi forces, backed by Shia and Sunni volunteers, kill over 140 ISIL terrorists in different provinces.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Iran, US FMs resume key nuclear talks
The Iranian foreign minister and US secretary of state resume a fresh round of nuclear talks in Geneva.
TURKEY
Turkey AKP unlikely to win big June vote
A recent poll shows that Turkey’s ruling AK Party may lose majority in June 7 vote, and have to form a coalition government.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Rouhani defends Iran nuclear negotiators
Iran’s President defends the performance of the Iranian negotiating team in the talks with the P5+1.
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57,000 flee fresh violence in Mali: UN
The UN says 57,000 people have fled their homes in Mali over the past four weeks.
INTERVIEWS
'US bribing Israel over Iran deal'
Former US Senator Mike Gravel says that an increase in Washington’s annual military aid to Israel is to bribe the Zionist regime over a possible nuclear deal with Iran.
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