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US to keep operating in South China Sea

MILITARY

US to keep operating in South China Sea

The United States says its military forces will continue to operate in the disputed South China Sea in accordance with international law

Iran planning return to debt markets

ECONOMY

Iran planning return to debt markets

Iran’s Economy Minister Ali Tayyeb-Nia says the country is planning to return to the international debt markets after a break of 14 years.

Houthis demand direct talks with Saudis

YEMEN

Houthis demand direct talks with Saudis

Yemen’s Ansarullah says it should directly talk to Saudi Arabia because the kingdom's current interlocutors in peace talks have no authority of their own.

When we went to Moon

SOCIETY

When we went to Moon

Forty-seven years ago today, humans for the first time managed to step on their nearest celestial body: Moon.

UK renounces EU rotating presidency

POLITICS

UK renounces EU rotating presidency

Britain will no longer take on the rotating EU presidency as planned next year, Prime Minister Theresa May's office said Wednesday.

Syria denies Israeli airstrike in Golan

SYRIA

Syria denies Israeli airstrike in Golan

Syria dismisses reports of an Israeli airstrike on a town near the occupied Golan Heights, saying foreign-backed militants carried out a rocket attack.

Turkey blocks WikiLeaks as purge widens

TURKEY

Turkey blocks WikiLeaks as purge widens

Turkey blocks access to WikiLeaks following a move by the website to publish a cache of nearly 300,000 purported emails from the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP).

‘Black day’ for Kashmir as unrest flares

PAKISTAN

‘Black day’ for Kashmir as unrest flares

Pakistan is observing a ‘black day’ to express solidarity with the people of Kashmir which is the scene of fresh violence amid clashes between residents and Indian forces.