NORTH AFRICA
HRW cites 'scenes of Daesh horror' in Libya
Human Rights Watch releases a report, cataloguing the atrocities carried out by the Takfiri terror group of Daesh against Libyans in a northern town.
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ECONOMY
Iran, Pakistan to relaunch rail transport
A new report says Iranian and Pakistani cities are to restart rail freight transport.
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Key ally says US report a 'list of lies'
Morocco says the US State Department's report on human rights in the North African kingdom is a list of inventions and even lies.
POLITICS
Trump to rip Obama’s Wall Street law
Donald Trump says he will unveil an economic policy platform that would dismantle the 2010 Dodd-Frank law.
YEMEN
Yemen ‘one step’ from famine: UN
The UN warns that millions of Yemenis face severe food shortage and are ‘one step’ from famine.
GERMANY
Germany bans poem mocking Erdogan
A German court bans re-publication of a section of a satirical poem about Turkey's President Erdogan.
VENEZUELA
Venezuela MPs reject state of emergency
Venezuela’s National Assembly rejects the state of emergency decreed by President Nicolas Maduro.
POLITICS
Leaked: How Cameron plotted on Brexit
David Cameron has been accused of being "knee deep in conspiracy" to keep Britain in the EU, leaked letters show.
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Min.: Australia faces 'illiterate' refugee rush
Australia’s immigration minister has sparked angry reactions after warning about the inrush into the country of “illiterate” and “innumerate” refugees.
PALESTINE
Israel to free arsonist who torched family
An Israeli court rules for the release of an Israeli settler who was behind the burning to death of a Palestinian family in the West Bank.
FRANCE
Police use tear gas to stop Paris demo
French police teargas demonstrators attending a rally against the government’s proposed labor reforms.
TURKEY
Turkey adopts bill on stripping immunity
Turkish parliament approves a controversial bill to strip lawmakers of immunity from prosecution.
ECONOMY
Iran auto industry to hit Algeria market
Iran and Algeria have inked a number of MoUs on the introduction of Iranian cars in the North African country.
BRAZIL
Brazilians protest new cabinet line-up
Brazilians hit the streets to protest against the cabinet line-up of acting President Michel Temer.
POLITICS
Clinton, Sanders split two primary votes
Hillary Clinton defeated Bernie Sanders in a tight battle Tuesday in Kentucky's Democratic primary, while Sanders won Oregon.
SOCIETY
Give Americans guns for no 'good reason'
US federal judge rules out the law requiring individuals to offer a "good reason" to carry a gun in the country’s capital, Washington.
SOCIETY
'Genetically modified foods are safe'
An exhaustive report shows that genetically engineered (GE) crops pose no danger to humans’ health.
FOREIGN POLICY
Trump willing to speak to N Korean leader
Presumptive US Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is open to talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un in a bid to halt Pyongyang's nuclear program.
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