PALESTINE
11 hurt as Palestinians, Israelis clash
Israeli forces raid houses in the West Bank, arresting Palestinians and clashing with protesters.
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INTERVIEWS
‘US sanctions meant to cause suffering’
A Latin America expert believes the only objective of the US sanctions is to make an entire population suffer.
EGYPT
Two Egyptian officers killed in Sinai
Two Egyptian police officers die after being shot in the head in the restive Sinai Peninsula.
ENERGY
Turkey awaits Iran okay to ink huge deal
Iran and Turkey’s Unit International have concluded negotiations on $3 billion of investment to build 5,000 megawatts of power capacity, awaiting the government’s go-ahead in Tehran to seal the deal.
SOCIETY
US police kill unarmed deaf man
The US police have killed a man who was trying to communicate with officers through sign language.
NIGERIA
Nigeria jets kill top Boko Haram militants
Nigeria says Abubakar Shekau, the disputed Boko Haram leader, is fatally wounded in air raids against terrorist positions.
INTERVIEWS
Turkey’s shift in foreign policy ‘strategic’
Turkey’s shift in foreign policy is prompting regional countries to work together to deal with the problem of terrorism, an analyst says.
HUMAN RIGHTS
LA protest rally against Israel, Clinton
A large number of activists march in the US city to condemn the presidential candidate and her Zionist donor.
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Peru police killed for promotions?
A group of officers likely killed 20 suspects extrajudicially in pursuit of ‘personal benefit.’
FOREIGN POLICY
‘UK-Saudi arms deals against intl. law’
Oxfam says Britain’s arms deals with Saudi Arabia violate the international Arms Trade Treaty.
SYRIA
‘Riyadh, Ankara, Doha escalate Syria war’
Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Qatar are escalating the Syrian conflict, says a Syrian diplomat.
IRAQ
‘Saudi child recruiter for Daesh killed in Iraq’
A Saudi Arabian Daesh operative is reportedly killed in the northern Iraq city of Mosul.
ECONOMY
Cuba seeks Iran help to fight US sanctions
Cuba says US sanctions on the Latin American country and Iran have opened a common ground for the two countries to forge special trade ties.
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Philippine officers ‘linked to drugs trade’
The Philippine police say some 1,900 people have been killed in the crackdown on drug smuggling.
PERSIAN GULF
Activist not allowed to leave Bahrain
Enas Oun is prevented by authorities from leaving Bahrain to attend a human rights workshop in Tunisia.
EU
Italy warship hosts post-Brexit talks
Leaders of Germany, Italy and France says the European Union will still prosper after the UK decision to leave the bloc.
TURKEY
Let’s set aside differences over Syria: Turkey
In rare remarks, the Turkish prime minister says various parties have to set aside their conflicting interests on Syria.
POLITICS
Clinton jokes about health rumors
Hillary Clinton says rumors about her health issues are not true.
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