AFGHANISTAN
Kabul backs China in sea row despite US
A Chinese official says Afghanistan supports Beijing’s stance in the South China Sea dispute.
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FOREIGN POLICY
'Nothing could have prevented US deaths’
The chief counsel of the US House Select Committee on the 2012 Benghazi attack has said that "nothing" could have prevented American deaths on the night of the attack.
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Armenia, Azerbaijan agree to settle dispute
Armenia and Azerbaijan achieve a consensus on ways to settle their dispute over the Nagorno-Karabakh region.
POLITICS
MPs, business leaders push for Brexit
Around 100 UK MPs and over 300 business chiefs are calling for Britons to vote for a Brexit.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
‘Europe banks conservatism hinders JCPOA’
An Iranian official says the “conservatism” of European banks is hindering the implementation of Iran’s nuclear agreement.
SYRIA
‘Daesh explodes key Syria gas field’
Daesh terrorists reportedly carry out massive bomb attacks at a key gas field in central Syria.
HUMAN RIGHTS
NSA was in Guantanamo, too: Leak
The notorious US NSA collaborated with the CIA and the military in torture of Guantanamo detainees.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi troops join Turkish war games
Saudi forces are taking part in multinational military drills being held in Turkey.
SOCIETY
3.6mn people in persistent poverty in UK
Nearly four million people in the UK are living in “persistent poverty” while one in three Britons has experienced poverty in recent years, a new report shows.
INTERVIEWS
US ‘apartheid policies’ still in place
After Nelson Mandela, the US still pursues an “apartheid policy” elsewhere in the world.
TURKEY
Turkish MP wants 2nd Russian jet downed
A Turkish MP tweets that another Russian jet should be downed after a Turkish basketball team lost to a Russian squad in the Euroleague finals.
TURKEY
Turkey ‘lining pockets’ with smuggled oil
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov says Turkey is making a huge profit from oil business with terrorists.
POLITICS
Syria military solution illusion: Zarif
Iran says a military solution to the conflict in Syria is nothing but an “illusion.”
FOREIGN POLICY
Kerry to meet Egypt’s Sisi: Official
US Secretary of State John Kerry will meet Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi amid political oppression in the country.
POLITICS
Bill not in my cabinet: Hillary
Despite boasting about her husband’s capabilities in economy, Hillary Clinton says she will not assign Bill a role in the cabinet.
INTERVIEWS
Why Tony Blair should be impeached
Tony Blair should be impeached for destroying Iraq, and carrying out a war on Islam, a British academic says.
ECONOMY
India says paying debts to Iran ‘still hard’
India says European banks are still reluctant to proceed with payments to Iran to clear the country’s oil debts to the Islamic Republic a week before the visit to Tehran by India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
POLITICS
CIA destroys 6,700-page torture report
The CIA's watchdog has "mistakenly" destroyed its only copy of Senate's torture report.
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