EU
Ban urges intl. action on refugee crisis
The UN chief urges the world countries to do more to help cope with Europe’s refugee crisis.
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SOCIETY
Democrats call for tougher gun laws
US Democrats call for tougher gun laws to bolster the country's national security.
INTERVIEWS
'Fallujah victory must expand to Mosul'
A commentator says the victory in Iraq’s Fallujah must lead to the liberation of Mosul.
EGYPT
Egypt’s Morsi gets another life sentence
Egypt’s ousted president Morsi is sentenced to life in prison for spying for Qatar.
SPORTS
Iran female karateka ranks 2nd at Karate 1
Iranian karate fighter Hamideh Abbasali is placed second in the latest edition of the World Karate Federation (WKF) Karate 1 rankings.
IRAQ
Car bomb kills 4 in Iraq’s Tuz Khurmatu
A car bomb blast kills four people in Iraq’s Salahuddin province.
MILITARY
Mental disorders surge among UK forces
Mental health disorders have soared among UK armed forces over the past eight years, study says.
FOREIGN POLICY
Afghans felt safer under Taliban: US
A new Pentagon report says people in Afghanistan feel less secure than ever before.
SPORTS
Iran beaten by US in FIVB World League
Iranian volleyballers lose to the United States at the Fédération Internationale de Volleyball (FIVB) World League 2016.
ECONOMY
‘Iran next to join emerging power SCO’
Iran is next to join the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev has said.
SOCIETY
Oakland loses 3rd police chief in 8 days
The troubled police force in Oakland, California, has lost its third police chief in eight days.
IRAQ
Iraq in fresh offensive against Daesh
The Iraqi army launches a new operation against Daesh in the north of Salahuddin Province and the south of city of Mosul.
EU
MSF rejects EU funds over Turkey pact
Medical aid agency Doctors Without Borders (MSF) rejects EU funds to protest the bloc’s “shameful response” to the plight of refugees and the EU-Turkey deal.
INTERVIEWS
'US policies helped create Daesh'
The Obama administration has pursued policies that helped in the rise and expansion of Daesh, a political analyst in Virginia says.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahrain under fire for suppressing dissent
A Bahraini rights group expresses deep concern over repressive policies against opposition, particularly the Shia community, in the kingdom.
PALESTINE
‘Europe purchases of Israeli arms surge’
European countries are buying more weapons from Israeli arms makers, a report says.
SYRIA
Terrorists kill seven in Syria’s Aleppo
Mortar attacks by militants in Syria’s largest city of Aleppo kill seven civilians and injure more than 15 others.
PALESTINE
Palestine, Egypt begin sea border talks
The Palestinian UN envoy says talks are underway with Egypt on determining the maritime borders between the two countries.
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