SYRIA
Who are on Saudi, Turkey hit list?
Syria says Saudi and Turkish commanders ordered the recent terrorist attacks against Syrian civilians and troops in the province of Aleppo.
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EGYPT
Egypt journalists slam press curbs
The union of journalists in Egypt slams the government for stifling the press.
POLITICS
Cruz father tied to JFK assassin: Trump
Donald Trump says that Ted Cruz's father was spotted with Lee Harvey Oswald around the time of the murder of President John F. Kennedy.
POLITICS
Iran official due in Russia for talks
An Iranian diplomat will travel to Russia to discuss leading Middle East issues, particularly the crisis in Syria.
PALESTINE
Israel kills Palestinian in West Bank
Israel kills another Palestinians after a suspected car attack north of the occupied city of Ramallah.
TURKEY
'Erdogan insult charges, suppressive'
A Nobel Prize-winning Turkish author says Ankara is using charges of insulting President Erdogan to quell dissent.
ECONOMY
Iran bans imports of American cars
Iran's Minister of Mine, Industries and Trade Mohammad-Reza Nematzadeh has ordered to stop imports of US-made cars into the country, thus preventing a cargo of Chevrolets from entering into the country.
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Sri Lanka MPs engage in fist fight
Sri Lankan MPs engage in a fist fight after an argument over the removal of army soldiers from the guards of an ex-president.
BUSINESS
Growth at 15-year low in sub-Sahara
The IMF has cut sub-Sahara Africa’s economic growth fell last year to its lowest level in 15 years as the region reels from multiple shocks of low commodity prices, Ebola virus outbreak and drought.
POLITICS
‘Muslims must unite against terrorism’
Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani says Muslims must reinforce their unity to fight terrorism.
SYRIA
Syria raps Norway militant training
Syria denounces a plan by Norway to dispatch dozens of troops to Jordan to train militants for the Syria war.
INTERVIEWS
Carter lacks 'perspective' on Russia
The Pentagon chief’s criticism of Russia for its military maneuvers near its own borders shows a “lack of perspective," says James Jatras.
ECONOMY
South Korea offers Iran $25bn in loans
South Korea’s President Park Geun-hye says her country has prepared a package worth $25 billion for the development of Iran’s infrastructure projects.
POLITICS
Labour councilor defends Hitler tweet
Suspended UK Labour councilor Shah Hussain defends his 2014 tweet comparing Israel to Adolf Hitler.
PALESTINE
‘Solitary jail doubled in Israeli jails’
Tel Aviv’s use of solitary confinement in jails has doubled in two years, says a UN panel.
IRAQ
Iraq retakes more areas in west
Iraqi forces retake several villages from Daesh in the western province of Anbar.
EU
110+ refugees died since April 29: IOM
Over 110 people have been killed since April 29 taking the perilous voyage across the Mediterranean See, the IOM says.
ECONOMY
Woori Bank launches service desk in Iran
South Korea’s Woori Bank has opened a Korea Desk in Iran’s capital Tehran to provide services for South Korean companies over their Iran business.
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website