IRAQ
Rockets, bombs kill 15 in Iraqi capital
Iraqi police officials say a series of attacks across Baghdad have killed 15 people and wounded over 50 others.
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RUSSIA
Russia, Japan agree on islands talks
Russia and Japan agree to continue consultations on the disputed Kuril islands.
SCIENCE AND TECH
WHO remains concerned about Zika
The Zika virus was first identified in the Zika Forest of Uganda in 1947.
YEMEN
‘US supporting Saudi strikes in Yemen’
The Ansarullah leader also lambastes the negotiators loyal to Hadi for the collapse of the UN-brokered peace talks on the Yemeni conflict.
FOREIGN POLICY
Clinton seeks renewal of Iran Sanctions Act
The campaign of Hillary Clinton has called for Congress to renew the expiring Iran Sanctions Act (ISA) .
EU
Spain parliament to vote on Rajoy
The attempt to win a vote of confidence in parliament is Rajoy's second effort in that regard this week.
SOCIETY
First British Airways flight lands in Iran
British Airways resumes its first direct flights to Iran after a hiatus of four years.
SOCIETY
US student 'kidnapped' to teach Kim Jong-un
A US student, who disappeared in China 12 years ago, appears to have been kidnapped and forced to work as Kim Jong-un's personal tutor, reports say.
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Libreville witnesses 2 Gabonese dead
Witnesses say the Republican Guard fired tear gas and live bullets.
POLITICS
Turkey must swiftly end Syria op: Iran
Iran warns that the continuation of Turkey’s military presence in Syria would further complicate the situation in the Middle East.
TURKEY
Over dozen PKK militants slain in Turkey
At least 20 Kurdish PKK militants are killed in Turkish military operations in the country’s southeastern province of Hakkari.
DEFENSE
‘Spy planes dare not enter Iran airspace’
A senior Iranian commander says constant monitoring of the country’s airspace by its Air Defense Force effectively deters spy aircraft from Iranian skies.
INTERVIEWS
Israel feels its time running out: Activist
An activist says world public opinion pressures has caused Israel to accelerate its occupation policies in Palestine because the Tel Aviv regime feels its time is running out.
SYRIA
Residents leave Damascus suburb under deal
Hundreds of civilians start leaving a militant-held suburb of the Syrian capital under a deal with the Syrian government.
ENERGY
Putin hints at compromise on Iran oil output
Russian President Vladimir Putin urges “some sort of compromise” in any potential oil output freeze deal over Iran’s production levels.
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Japan counts toll from devastating typhoon
Typhoon Lionrock has claimed over two dozen lives in northern Japan.
TURKEY
Erdogan calls US bluff but who tells the truth?
Ankara does not believe Washington’s claims that Kurdish militants have withdrawn to the other side of the Euphrates, Erdogan says.
SOCIETY
Chicago grapples with surging murder rate
Civil rights and community leaders in Chicago, Illinois, are grappling to find answers to stem the growing homicide rate and gun violence in America’s third largest city.
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