PERSIAN GULF
Bahrain cleric nationality repeal unjust: UN
The UN rights arm denounces the Bahraini regime's decision to strip top Shia cleric of his citizenship.
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POLITICS
Iran MPs rap UN backpedaling on Saudi
Over 200 Iranian lawmakers condemn the UN for removing Saudi Arabia from list of children’s rights violators.
ECONOMY
Boeing confirms sales deal with Iran Air
Boeing has confirmed that it has signed a deal with Iran Air to sell planes to Iran’s flag-carrier airline.
GERMANY
German court rejects Erdogan appeal
A German court rejects an appeal by Turkey's President Erdogan for an injunction against a publisher.
GERMANY
UNICEF censures refugee kids' conditions
UNICEF censures the living conditions of refugee kids in Germany.
IRAQ
Iraqi army liberates Fallujah districts
Iraqi armed forces purge Daesh terrorists from two neighborhoods in the strategic city of Fallujah.
MILITARY
US military loses billions in crashes
A surge of aircraft accidents has cost the US military billions of dollars over the past months.
POLITICS
David Beckham speaks out against Brexit
David Beckham says that together, the UK and Europe will be stronger.
EU
Greece receives new bailout funds
The European Stability Mechanism (ESM) pays 7.5 billion euros as part of promised bailout money to Greece.
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‘Australia recruits forced to rape each other'
Teenage recruits into the Australian military had been subjected to horrendous physical and sexual abuse, an inquiry finds.
TURKEY
Turkey, Israel ‘to normalize ties Sunday’
Turkey and Israel are to announce an agreement on the normalization of their bilateral ties, a report says.
POLITICS
Al Khalifah demise looming: Iran speaker
Iran’s Parliament (Majlis) speaker says the recent intensification of a crackdown on Shia Muslims in Bahrain signals the looming demise of the Al Khalifah regime.
AFGHANISTAN
Taliban kidnap 27 Afghan bus passengers
The Taliban kidnap at least 27 bus passengers in Afghanistan’s southern Helmand province.
INTERVIEWS
‘Trump should be tried in military court’
Donald Trump should be tried in a military court, and summarily executed over his suggestion of profiling Muslims in the United States, an American scholar says.
MILITARY
‘Four American troops wounded in Syria’
Four American troops deployed to Syria were wounded in a militant attack, a new report says.
PALESTINE
'Israel won’t ratify nuclear test ban treaty'
Israel, which is widely believed to possess hundreds of atomic bombs, says it is not yet ready to ratify a UN pact on banning nuclear tests adopted nearly 20 years ago.
EGYPT
Egypt court voids islands deal with Saudi
An Egyptian court voids a maritime border deal signed with Saudi Arabia that would hand over the control of two strategic Red Sea islands to Riyadh.
CHINA
China to offer cruise trips in disputed sea
China’s largest shipping company plans to launch cruise travels in the disputed South China Sea next month.
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