INDIA
Kashmir remains under curfew
Most parts of the Indian-administered Kashmir remain under curfew a week after the killing of a popular militant leader in the disputed Himalayan region.
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RUSSIA
‘No Russia-US talks on Syria cooperation’
The Kremlin says there has been no discussion between Russia and the United States on the subject of direct military cooperation in Syria.
INTERVIEWS
‘May as UK premier a choice of the rich’
An investigative journalist says the establishment in London has chosen Theresa May as the prime minister of the United Kingdom in an inappropriate election.
KOREAS
N Korea parades alleged agent of South
North Korea parades a defector accused of being involved in a child abduction plot allegedly masterminded by Seoul's spy agency.
POLITICS
Scottish independence 'toxic' issue: UK
Scotland should not hold a second independence referendum in the wake of Brexit, says Britain’s minister for Scotland.
PALESTINE
Israel cuts mail services to Gaza Strip
Israel freezes mail services to the already-blockaded Gaza Strip.
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Oxfam urges US to lift Cuba embargo
Oxfam urges the US Congress to lift trade embargo on Cuba as it is struggling with economic problems.
KOREAS
S Koreans pelt eggs at PM over THAAD
South Korean protesters throw eggs at the premier in a show of anger against the planned deployment of an advanced US missile system.
CHINA
China hints at nuke plants in disputed sea
A report says Beijing may build mobile nuclear power plants on islands of the disputed South China Sea.
YEMEN
Saudi F-16 downed in Yemen: Report
A Saudi F-16 warplane has crashed in the west-central Yemeni province of Sana’a, killing one of its pilots, Yemeni media reports say.
IRAQ
Thousands defy ban to rally in Baghdad
Supporters of an Iraqi cleric have defied a government warning, taking to the streets of Baghdad in thousands to stage a protest rally.
POLITICS
US to release 9/11 file on Saudi ties
The US Congress is set to release 28 pages of a congressional report on 9/11 which could implicate Saudi Arabia.
EU
Afghan refugee dies in Greece violence
An Afghan refugee dies in clashes at a refugee camp near the Greek capital, Athens.
PERSIAN GULF
‘Abu Dhabi launches Israeli spy system’
Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates reportedly launches an emirate-wide surveillance system, which has been made for it by a company owned by a former Israeli spy.
NORTH AFRICA
‘Morocco set to rejoin African Union’
Morocco seeks to rejoin the African Union (AU) after leaving the pan-African organization 32 years ago, a report says.
POLITICS
Just calling MKO violent not enough: Iran
An official at the Iranian Foreign Ministry says it is not “adequate” for France to merely describe the terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) as a “violent” group.
ARGENTINA
Argentines protest energy price hikes
Thousands of people in Argentina protest against increases in utility prices.
FOREIGN POLICY
US House passes new Iran sanctions
The US House of Representatives has passed a new set of sanctions against Iran one year after a historic nuclear agreement.
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