NORTH AFRICA
People protest economic woes in Tunisia
Widespread poverty and growing unemployment drags Tunisians to the streets for fresh protests.
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POLITICS
UK MPs blame Cameron for Libya debacle
Lawmakers say the former prime minister's blunders led to the collapse of Libya, which triggered a refugee crisis and created Daesh.
INTERVIEWS
‘US military aid for Israel PR stunt’
A commentator says Obama is actually ensuring his post-presidential career by pledging more support for Israel.
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Meranti paralyzes Taiwan
Super Typhoon Meranti sweeps through Taiwan bringing, the island territory to a standstill.
PALESTINE
Another Israeli satellite failure?
The regime in Tel Aviv is criticized for not doing enough to ensure the safe launch into space of a spy satellite.
SPORTS
Iran archer wins gold in Rio Paralympics
The bronze medal of the same game also goes to Iranian archer Ebrahim Ranjbarkivaj.
SYRIA
UN: Syria truce brings drop in violence
Sources in Aleppo say the situation there has dramatically improved after the ceasefire took effect, according to de Mistura.
SOCIETY
Sanders joins Dakota pipeline protests
Bernie Sanders protested a controversial oil pipeline right outside the White House on Tuesday.
POLITICS
Zarif: Al Saud exporting ideology of hate
Iran’s foreign minister says the UN must work to ‘cut off the funding for ideologies of hate and extremism,’ particularly Saudi-preached Wahhabism.
PALESTINE
EU legislators highlight Israeli rights violations
European Parliament members hold a photo exhibition in solidarity with Palestinian political prisoners.
KOREAS
‘US pushing Korean Peninsula to explosion’
A report by the state-run North Korean media outlet strikes a threatening tone by suggesting that the Korean Peninsula is on the verge of “explosion.”
POLITICS
US concerned about Russian hacking: NSA
The NSA head says the potential for Russia to harm the US election is a concern.
MILITARY
US: Strikes possibly killed Syrian civilians
The military admits its airstrikes in Syria over the past several days "may have resulted in civilian casualties."
INTERVIEWS
‘No evidence of escalation in Korea’
The situation on the Korean Peninsula should be observed “in the context,” an analyst say.
SOCIETY
Oxfam censures inequality in UK
Oxfam says the UK is one of the most unequal countries in the world, attributing the wealth inequality to Brexit.
TURKEY
Human rights violations in Turkey worrying
The UN high commissioner for human rights says concerns over people’s rights in southeast Turkey remain “acute.”
FOREIGN POLICY
Dems turn against Obama in Saudi case
The Democratic leaders of the US Senate express likelihood of overriding Barack Obama’s promised veto of a 9/11 bill that allows suing Saudi.
POLITICS
Clinton fit to serve as president: Obama
US President Barack Obama endorses Hillary Clinton’s fitness to serve as president, despite concerns over her pneumonia.
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