INTERVIEWS
‘US CEOs rewarded for abusing workers’
The CEOs of American companies are rewarded for abusing the rights of workers, says an Analyst.
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YEMEN
Yemen’s south to declare independence
The chairman of the Southern Movement in Yemen says his movement will announce independence on Saturday.
LEBANON
Lebanon sentences 106 to death
A Lebanese military judge sentences 106 men to death over the 2014 Arsal clashes.
POLITICS
‘Hackers targeting US presidential race’
Hackers are launching growing attacks against US presidential campaigns, Clapper says.
SYRIA
Aid convoy enters Damascus suburb
Dozens of trucks carrying humanitarian aid enter a militant-held suburb of Damascus .
FRANCE
French protesters rap police brutality
French demonstrators set ablaze a police car in Paris in a move to denounce police violence.
SYRIA
Syria inflicts further losses on militants
Syrian army conducts successful military operations against Takfiri militants in the provinces of Dayr al-Zawr, Dara’a and Homs.
POLITICS
US voters favor 3rd party nominee: Poll
The majority of American voters would vote for an independent candidate rather than Trump or Clinton.
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NATO, Montenegro to ink accession deal
The NATO chief says the military alliance and Montenegro are close to an accession agreement.
TURKEY
Blast kills 4 Turkish soldiers in southeast
Four Turkish soldiers are killed in a bomb blast in the mainly Kurdish southeast
SPORTS
Shahrdari Tabriz wins Tour of Iran title
Shahrdari Tabriz cycling team claims the title of the 31st edition of Tour of Iran (Azarbaijan).
RUSSIA
‘Russia to start work on new Iran N-plant’
A source in Russia’s Rosatom says the firm plans to start work on the second nuclear power plant in Iran’s Bushehr city by year-end.
IRAQ
Daesh kills 25 Iraqis with nitric acid
The Daesh terrorist group kills 25 people in Iraq’s northern city of Mosul using nitric acid.
SOCIETY
US CEOs earn 335 times more than workers
The CEO of the largest American companies on average made 335 times more money than US rank-and-file workers last year, according to a new study.
MILITARY
UK Marines jailed over waterboarding
A British military court has convicted four Royal Marines of torturing a colleague.
FRANCE
France rail strike affects train traffic
Local and national train traffic in France is disrupted due to an industrial action by railway workers.
POLITICS
Iran slams deadly attacks in Iraqi capital
Iran condemns the recent wave of deadly terror attacks targeting areas in and around the Iraqi capital.
SPORTS
Iran handball team beaten by CSKA Kyiv
The national Iranian men’s junior handball team loses 28-31 to CSKA Kyiv of Ukraine in a friendly match.
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