COLOMBIA
FARC suspend unilateral ceasefire
The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) suspend a unilateral ceasefire over a deadly airstrike by the government force.
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POLITICS
First set of Clinton emails released
The US State Department has released hundreds of Hillary Clinton's emails related to the 2012 attack on the US consulate in Benghazi.
IRAQ
‘Iraq to launch anti-ISIL op in Ramadi’
An Iraqi official says army forces and Popular Mobilization units will launch an offensive to retake Ramadi from ISIL.
CHINA
UN urges dialog over S China Sea row
The UN chief calls for dialog to resolve the territorial disputes in the South China Sea.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahrainis urge Sheikh Salman’s release
Bahraini people protest the continued imprisonment of prominent cleric and opposition leader Sheikh Ali Salman.
SOCIETY
UK police stop girl from joining ISIL
British police prevent a schoolgirl from traveling to the Mideast to join the Takfiri ISIL group.
POLITICS
Iran, Russia urge end to Saudi Yemen war
Iran and Russia demand an immediate end to the ongoing Saudi military strikes against Yemen.
SUDAN
Sudanese protest Morsi death sentence
Hundreds of Sudanese in Khartoum demonstrate against the death sentence for Egypt’s ousted President Mohamed Morsi.
INTERVIEWS
Osama book list ‘complete fabrication’
The CIA is trying to create a connection between so-called conspiracy theorists who are critics of the US government and Osama bin Laden, says James Henry Fetzer.
INTERVIEWS
‘Israel tries to make Gazans miserable’
An activist says Israel is trying to get rid of Gazans by trying to make them miserable.
FOREIGN POLICY
I still support Israel, Obama tells Jews
US President Barack Obama has sought to reassure Jews that he still fully supports Israel during a speech before an audience at an American synagogue.
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UN slams rights abuses in South Sudan
The UN rights chief harshly criticizes what he calls rights abuses in South Sudan.
SPORTS
Iran advances in Asia volleyball event
Iran cruises into the second round of the 18th Asian Senior Women’s Volleyball Championship despite a loss to host China.
SOCIETY
'UK PM starts EU reforms push'
British PM David Cameron starts his push to reform the UK ties with the EU.
SOCIETY
UK rape victim gets cash as compensation
A rape victim in the UK gets a police cash handout and an apology.
POLITICS
UK cabinet clash in censor row
Former culture secretary Sajid Javid publicly condemns Home Secretary Theresa May’s plans to censor British broadcasting in order to combat extremism.
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Thai police nab anti-junta protesters
Thai police arrest several anti-junta activists during protests on the first anniversary of the military coup in the country.
INTERVIEWS
‘Iraqi govt. capable of defeating ISIL’
An academic says the Iraqis should have a strong will, a strategic vision and that the Iraqi government can defeat ISIL.
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