INTERVIEWS
‘Congress won’t change US gun laws’
Even the deadliest mass shooting in US history is not likely to convince Congress to change the nation’s gun laws, says a peace activist.
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POLITICS
UK papers urge readers to leave EU
Britain’s leading daily newspapers are urging their readers to vote to leave the EU in the June 23 referendum, academics have found.
POLITICS
‘Enemy seeks to stop Iran's progress’
Ayatollah Khamenei warns of enemy plots to hinder Iran’s progress.
IRAQ
Iraqis fleeing Fallujah lack water: MSF
Doctors Without Borders says thousands of Iraqi civilians fleeing Fallujah lack access to adequate water.
EU
Child refugees in Italy at risk: UNICEF
The UN warns of the high number of unaccompanied refugee kids reaching Europe and the dangers they face.
EU
NATO to deploy troops to Romania
NATO says it will send units to Romania as part of plans to expand its presence in Eastern Europe.
POLITICS
Clinton widens lead over Trump
Hillary Clinton’s lead over Donald Trump has broadened to 7 points nationally among registered voters.
IRAQ
Iraq forces liberate Fallujah Barrage
Iraqi forces liberate Fallujah’s main water facility from Daesh.
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Bangladesh clerics slam minority killings
Muslim clerics in Bangladesh issue a fatwa against killings of secular intellectuals and members of minorities.
ECONOMY
Iran says plane deal reached with Boeing
Iran’s Minister of Roads and Urban Development Abbas Akhoundi says a deal to purchase planes from Boeing has been finalized but its details will be announced later.
POLITICS
Iran urges global strategy on terrorism
The Iranian foreign minister says the fight against extremism and terrorism needs a common global strategy.
EU
Greek civil aviation staff to stage strike
Workers in Greece’s civil aviation sector are set to hold a five-day industrial action against the government's privatization plans.
FRANCE
Mass protest in Paris turns violent
French police use teargas against anti-labor law protesters in the French capital as union workers go on strike over government labor reforms.
SOCIETY
Americans lose faith in key institutions
Confidence in major US institutions continues to lag below historical averages, according to the latest Gallup survey.
ECONOMY
Iran to set up financial hub in south
Farhad Taghizadeh-Hesary, a senior adviser to the Qeshm Investment and Development Company, says a financial hub will be soon created in Qeshm Island.
SPORTS
Iran inline hockey team tastes 2nd defeat
Iran women’s inline hockey team goes down to Finland at FIRS 2016 World Inline Hockey Junior, Senior, Ladies and Men Championships in Italy.
FOREIGN POLICY
UN human rights chief rips US gun laws
The top UN human rights official has warned US authorities about the country’s "insufficient gun control."
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Cambodia jails American for sex abuse
A Cambodian court sentences an American to 10 years in jail for sexually abusing underage girls.
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