YEMEN
Saudi jets kill 14 more Yemenis
The Saudi airstrikes in the Yemeni province of Sa’ada also injured 11 others.
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FOREIGN POLICY
CIA chief warns of Russia’s hacking
John Brennan says US must be wary of Russia's "sophisticated" hacking capabilities and what it can do with the stolen data.
SAUDI ARABIA
Yemeni forces seize control of Saudi base
The Hanjar base in Saudi Arabia’s southwest is taken over by Yemeni army troops and their allies.
INTERVIEWS
‘Saudi Arabia politicizing Hajj’
An Islamic scholar says Saudi authorities have imposed their political views on every aspect of the Muslim pilgrimage.
POLITICS
'Saudi rulers are criminals, must be tried'
The events which led to the Hajj crush as well as Saudi authorities' handling of its aftermath have raised serious questions about their ability to manage the massive event.
SYRIA
Syria truce set to begin in hours
Terrorist groups operating in Syria are not part of the ceasefire agreement, brokered by the United States and Russia.
POLITICS
Clinton cancels event amid health fears
Hillary Clinton’s medical episode at a 9/11 memorial has become a new headache for her campaign.
SPORTS
Iran Paralympic archers grab silver medal
Iran’s Zahra Ne’mati and Ebrahim Ranjbarkivaj clinch a silver medal at the 2016 Rio Paralympics.
CHINA
China, Russia launch 'largest ever' joint drills
Beijing and Moscow say the US military presence in the region causes tensions.
POLITICS
Iran busts Saudi-backed group
Jaish ul-Adl is a small Salafist group on the Saudi payroll. It is based near the border with Pakistan, from where it carries out terrorist attacks against Iran.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi prince abruptly resigns from all posts
Prince Khaled bin Talal bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, a nephew of the Saudi King, resigns without explaining why.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi grand mufti forced into retirement?
A London-based paper cites Saudi media officials as saying that the radical grand mufti may have been forced to retire.
FOREIGN POLICY
McCaul blames Obama for Daesh surge
Rep. Michael McCaul, a leading voice on Capitol Hill on security issues, says Obama is to blame for the expansion of Daesh.
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Conservatives lead elections in Croatia
Political parties face a daunting task to build a coalition with a clear mandate for carrying out the tough reforms being demanded by the European Union.
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Clashes as Chile mourns US-led coup victims
More than 3,000 were killed or disappeared during the rule of former dictator Augusto Pinochet who came to power through a US-backed military coup in 1973.
SOCIETY
Muslims celebrate Eid al-Adha
The Feast of Sacrifice marks the culmination of Hajj rituals.
KOREAS
Tensions flare on Korean Peninsula
A South Korean military official says Seoul is ready to turn North Korea into ashes, amid indications of Pyongyang preparing for another nuclear test.
POLITICS
Hillary Clinton has Pneumonia: Doctor
The US Democratic Nominee’s doctor says Hillary Clinton "became overheated and dehydrated."
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