FOREIGN POLICY
Kerry sides with diplomats on Syria strike
John Kerry says a State Department memo calling for stronger military action against Syria is an “important statement.”
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ECONOMY
Pro-Israeli sides warn Boeing on Iran deal
A groundswell of opposition is building among pro-Israeli politicians in the US against Boeing’s plans to sell aircraft to Iran.
PAKISTAN
Pakistan reopens Afghan border crossing
Pakistan reopens a border crossing on the Afghan border that had been temporarily closed after clashes between the two sides’ border troops.
IRAQ
Iraqis rejoice over Fallujah takeover
Ten of thousands of people across Iraq celebrate the liberation of Fallujah from Daesh terrorists.
GERMANY
NATO should stop warmongering: Berlin
The German foreign minister raps NATO war games in Eastern Europe, saying such drills will merely stoke tensions with Russia.
POLITICS
Iran felicitates Iraq on Fallujah liberation
Iran’s Foreign Minister Zarif congratulates Iraq on the recent liberation of the central city of Fallujah from Daesh.
MEXICO
Mexico teachers protest education reforms
Thousands of teachers rally in the Mexican capital to oppose government-proposed educational reform plans.
FOREIGN POLICY
Cameron 'blackmailing' EU, says Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin has suggested British Prime Minister David Cameron may have called the EU referendum "to blackmail Europe."
CHINA
Floods kill 25, uproot 33k in south China
Torrential rains and ensuing floods in southern China kill 25 people and displace 33,200 residents.
SOCIETY
Heat wave fans wildfire in California
A state of emergency is declared in southern California after a wildfire has more than tripled in size in the past week.
POLITICS
Police: UK MP killing targeted attack
Police in the UK say the recent brutal murder of a British lawmaker was a “targeted attack.”
FRANCE
Air France pilots to go on 4-day strike
Air France pilots are set to walk out of their jobs over pay cuts amid the Euro 2016 soccer tournament.
SOCIETY
Man charged with murder of British MP
Thomas Mair, 52, has been charged with the murder of British lawmaker Jo Cox.
INTERVIEWS
‘US officials exploiting Orlando massacre’
American officials are trying to sway public opinion by exploiting the deadly attack on a nightclub in Florida, says an analyst.
BRAZIL
Rio in financial crisis ahead of Olympics
Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro has issued a state of financial emergency over a major budget crisis, less than two months before the Olympics.
POLITICS
Clinton’s lead shrinks after Orlando
Hillary Clinton is seemingly losing her lead over Donald Trump in the race for the White House because of the recent mass shooting in Orlando.
ECONOMY
Brexit could trigger UK recession: IMF
Britain is likely to enter a recession in case it chooses to leave the EU, the IMF warns.
POLITICS
Obama condemns Cox’s ‘heinous’ murder
US President Barack Obama has phoned the husband of slain British MP Jo Cox to express his heartache over her murder.
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