SYRIA
Turkey: Why are Kurds still in Manbij?
Turkey says the US promised that Syrian Kurdish fighters would withdraw from Manbij after it was recaptured from Daesh last week.
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SOCIETY
Milwaukee declares curfew amid unrest
The mayor of Milwaukee on Monday imposed a curfew amid protests against police brutality in the city.
IRAQ
Kurdish forces on the road to Mosul: Pics
Iraqi Kurdish Peshmerga forces open a new front against Daesh in Mosul after securing a strategic river crossing point.
POLITICS
Trump blames Obama, Clinton over ISIL
Donald Trump has blamed President Barack Obama and former secretary of state Hillary Clinton for the rise of Daesh.
POLITICS
‘Saudis know no limit to killing kids’
Iran says Saudi Arabia knows no limit in killing Yemeni children, women and the injured.
ECONOMY
Banking problems prevent Iran exports
Iran says its exports of petrochemical products to Europe are not proceeding due to sanctions-related banking problems.
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Zambia's Lungu re-elected in disputed vote
Edgar Lungu, the Zambian president, wins re-election contest in the South African country.
SOCIETY
Former British footballer killed by police
Former Aston Villa striker, 48, dies after being shot by British police with taser.
BUSINESS
Russia eyeing oil freeze deal with Saudis
Russia’s Energy Minister Alexander Novak says Moscow is discussing ways to help stabilize the oil market with the Saudis.
KOREAS
S Koreans protest US missile system
People in South Korea hold more protests against the planned deployment of a US missile system in a southeastern region.
RUSSIA
‘Russia, US close to agreement on Aleppo’
Russia says it is on the edge of an agreement with the US to intensify anti-militant fight in Syria’s Aleppo.
TURKEY
6 killed in Turkey’s PKK bomb attack
Four Turkish police officers and two civilians are killed in a car bomb attack on a police station in the country's volatile southeast.
ENERGY
India’s oil imports from Iran at record highs
India’s imports of crude oil from Iran in July rose to the highest levels in more than five years.
POLITICS
Iran backs Burundi political stability: FM
The Iranian foreign minister says Iran backs political stability in Burundi and is ready to boost mutual ties.
POLITICS
Trump a disaster with young voters
A poll reveals that more young people are opting to vote for Hillary Clinton than for Donald Trump at a ratio of more than 2-1.
ENERGY
Iran to export gas to Iraq next month
NIGC Managing Director Hamid-Reza Araqi says Iran will start exports of natural gas to Iraq from next month.
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‘51 killed in DR Congo machete attack’
Over four dozen people are hacked to death in in the Democratic Republic of the Congo over the weekend.
INDIA
8 killed in fierce gunbattles in Kashmir
An Indian paramilitary police commander and seven suspected pro-independence fighters are killed in a series of gun battles across Kashmir.
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