FOREIGN POLICY
Turkey requests Gulen's extradition: US
Turkey has formally requested the US for the extradition of Fethullah Gulen who is accused of orchestrating last month’s failed coup.
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SYRIA
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KOREAS
North Korea fires sub-launched missile
North Korea fires a submarine–launched ballistic missile off its east coast in the Sea of Japan.
POLITICS
Clinton extends lead over Trump: Poll
Hillary Clinton has taken a 12-percentage point lead over Donald Trump in the run-up to the 2016 US presidential race, according to a new poll.
INDIA
Floods kill 300 people in India
Heavy floods claim the lives of over 300 people in eastern and central India.
RUSSIA
Russia eyeing to sell 60 choppers to Iran
One of Russia’s biggest aviation companies says it has entered talks with Iran over the sales of 60 light multirole helicopters.
TURKEY
Erdogan, Barzani talk closing Gulen schools
The Turkish president and the Iraqi Kurdish leader discuss closing down schools affiliated with Fethullah Gulen.
MILITARY
US deploys attack helicopters to Libya
The United States has deployed attack helicopters to Libya to help local forces fighting against Daesh, a US military official says.
TURKEY
Turkey to back liberating Syria border town
Turkey says it will support an operation aimed at liberating a Syrian border town from Daesh.
FOREIGN POLICY
UK govt. defends arms sale to S Arabia
The government in Britain dismisses concerns about selling arms to Saudi Arabia.
POLITICS
‘Iran, Malaysia share views on Mideast crises’
The Iranian parliament speaker says Iran and Malaysia have very close views on the crises in the Middle East.
POLITICS
Iran raps Israel attacks on Gaza
Iran condemns Israel’s attacks on the Gaza Strip and desecration of the al-Aqsa Mosque.
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Canada police allows hijab for officers
The royal police in Canada allow officers to wear hijab in a bid to boost recruitment of Muslim women.
SYRIA
Syrian army, Kurds agree on Hasakah truce
Syrian government troops and Kurdish forces reach an agreement to stop fighting in the contested Syrian city of Hasakah.
ECONOMY
Iran’s foreign trade exceeds $35.8bn
Iran says its foreign trade revenue has surpassed $35.817 billion in five months.
TURKEY
Turkey, US discuss Gulen extradition
Turkish and US justice officials discuss Ankara's demand for the extradition of Fethullah Gulen.
INTERVIEWS
‘3rd party candidates in US are blocked’
Third-party presidential candidates in the US face difficult obstacles from the two major political parties, a former third-party US Senate candidate says.
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