SOCIETY
US protesters defy curfew as unrest grows
Police in the southern US city of Charlotte have fired tear gas to disperse people protesting against police brutality.
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NUCLEAR ENERGY
Iran standing committed to JCPOA: EU
The EU foreign policy chief says Iran is complying with the landmark nuclear deal it reached with the six major powers last year.
SYRIA
Syria army in new push to liberate Aleppo
Syria's military command says it has restarted operations in the northwestern city of Aleppo to retake militant-held areas.
FOREIGN POLICY
‘UK to begin Brexit talks in early 2017’
Britain is set to begin formal talks to leave the EU by early next year, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson says.
SOCIETY
US officer charged with manslaughter
Prosecutors in the US city of Tulsa have filed manslaughter charges against the white police officer who fatally shot an unarmed black man.
POLITICS
Syria no-fly zone to benefit terrorists: Iran
President Rouhani says the creation of a no-fly zone in Syria would only serve foreign-backed Takfiri militants.
INTERVIEWS
Black people deemed ‘expendable’ in US
African Americans do not deserve adequate human rights in the eyes of the white elite, says an analyst.
PALESTINE
Abbas urges end to Israeli occupation in 2017
Mahmoud Abbas urges a lasting end to the Israeli occupation in 2017.
SOCIETY
9 hurt, dozens arrested in US protest
More arrests and injuries as violent confrontations between police and angry protesters in Charlotte, North Carolina continues.
ECONOMY
US OK on Iran plane deals to break ‘taboo’
The recent authorizations by the US Treasury Department to Airbus and Boeing to sell planes to Iran are seen as instrumental in breaking a ‘taboo’ in doing business with the country.
NORTH AFRICA
13 killed in clashes with Daesh in Libya's Sirte
Libya's unity government says GNA fighters are advancing around the last positions of Daesh in coastal city of Sirte.
MILITARY
US won’t share intelligence with Russia
The top US military officer says it is unwise to share intelligence with Russia if Washington and Moscow were to ever work together against the Daesh (ISIL) terrorist group in Syria.
PALESTINE
EU moves to delist Hamas as terror group
An advocate general at the European Court of Justice says Hamas should be removed from the EU's blacklist.
BRAZIL
Brazil's ex-finance minister arrested
Brazilian police arrest former Finance Minister Guido Mantega as Petrobras probe gains momentum.
ECONOMY
Iran, Japan to devise economic roadmap
Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani and Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe met on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York to discuss the expansion of economic relations between the two countries.
PALESTINE
‘Palestinians mistreated in Israeli jail’
A lawyer says Palestinian prisoners have asked him to deliver a message to all responsible authorities calling on them to put an end to Israel’s inhumane treatment of inmates.
EU
EU court rejects appeal in Srebrenica case
The families accused Dutch officers of effectively turning the victims over to Bosnian Serb forces.
POLITICS
Obama: Trump’s fans fearful, resentful
President Obama says Donald Trump’s supporters back him because of their fears and resentments.
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