ECONOMY
Iran's Pasargad eyes ‘global bank’ status
Pasargad Financial Group, which owns Iran's second largest bank, is considering selling its shares in energy entities.
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LEBANON
Takfiris killed Badreddine: Hezbollah
Hezbollah says its top military commander, Mustafa Badreddine, was killed by Takfiri groups in Syria.
POLITICS
Sanders under pressure to exit race
Pressure is increasing on Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders to end his campaign.
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Bangladesh monk hacked to death
At least four assailants hack a 75-year-old monk to death in southeastern Bangladesh.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US Muslims face more profiling in 2016
The unlawful profiling of airline passengers on the basis of race or religion has become disturbingly common in the US, a new report says.
PALESTINE
‘Israel arrested 2,000 Palestinian minors’
A Palestinian rights body says Israeli military forces have arrested 2,000 Palestinian children since last October.
TURKEY
'Daesh terrorists treated in Turkey'
Some Daesh terrorists have secretly received treatment at a hospital in southern Turkey, a source says.
VENEZUELA
Venezuela declares state of emergency
Venezuela’s president declares a 60-day state of emergency to counter, what he calls, a domestic and US push to bring him down.
EU
‘Norway will continue to invest in security’
Norway's prime minister says the government will continue to invest in security.
POLITICS
My taxes 'none of your business': Trump
Donald Trump says US voters do not have the right to see his tax returns.
POLITICS
Texas GOP fails to secede from US
Texas secessionists have failed in their effort to gain "independence from the United States."
NIGERIA
UN condemns Boko Haram crimes
The UN Security Council condemns Boko Haram crimes and their cooperation with Daesh.
IRAQ
Daesh barring Iraqis from leaving Fallujah
A top Pentagon official says Takfiri Daesh terrorists are preventing the residents of Fallujah from leaving the western Iraqi city.
CHINA
China to WTO: US spurns tariff ruling
China has told the WTO that the US is failing to implement a WTO ruling against punitive tariffs by Washington on Chinese goods.
SYRIA
Turkey’s aid to Daesh captured in Syria
Syrian intelligence forces say they have captured a lorry full of medicine that came from Turkey and was destined to reach Daesh terrorists in Iraq’s Mosul.
INTERVIEWS
‘US, Russia missile row risks nuke war’
The US risks a nuclear war with Russia by deploying and activating missiles in Europe, says an analyst.
BRAZIL
‘New Brazil president US informant’
Brazil's acting President Michel Temer gave political information to US diplomats in 2006, WikiLeaks says.
MILITARY
US warns China over ‘coercive tactics’
The Pentagon says China is using “coercive tactics” in South China Sea that may lead to an open conflict.
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