FRANCE
Police violence rampant at France 'jungle'
A recent report reveals that more than three-quarters of refugees living in the Calais “Jungle” in northern France have faced police mistreatment.
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POLITICS
Trump, Clinton face defeat in Wisconsin
The presidential frontrunners for the Republican and Democratic parties are trying to stave off their expected losses in Wisconsin.
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1000s demand Iceland PM’s resignation
Thousands call for the resignation of Iceland's premier after leaks over his hidden wealth.
LEBANON
Hezbollah destroys Daesh Lebanon bunker
Lebanon’s Hezbollah resistance movement destroys a bunker used by Daesh terrorists on the country’s northeastern border.
SYRIA
Daesh launches chemical attack in Syria
Daesh reportedly carries out a chemical attack on a Syrian military airport.
BUSINESS
Saudi bans Iranian airline over ‘safety’
Saudi Arabia suspends Iran’s Mahan Air over ‘safety concern.’
SAUDI ARABIA
Houthi delegation in Riyadh: Saudi FM
Saudi Arabia claims a delegation representing Yemen’s Houthi Ansarullah movement is attending negotiations in Riyadh.
PALESTINE
Israel stops cement imports into Gaza
Israel halts cement deliveries to Gaza, a move that further tightens the blockade on the Palestinian sliver.
ECONOMY
‘No Iran access to US financial system’
The Obama administration does not plan to grant Iran access to the US financial system, the State Department says.
INTERVIEWS
‘Israel first’ mania haunts US Congress
Democratic Senator Ben Cardin is obsessed with seeing “Israel first,” when he promotes extension of the US sanctions on Iran.
BRAZIL
IAEA to help foil nuclear attacks in Rio
The IAEA says it will provide Brazil with equipment to help prevent nuclear attacks at the Rio Olympics.
MILITARY
‘Suspicious’ activity at N Korea site
New satellite images show "suspicious" activities at North Korea's main nuclear site at Yongbyon, a US think tank says.
SCIENCE AND TECH
Videos of latest anti-drone warfare
Watch videos of the latest advances in anti-drone warfare from around the globe.
FRANCE
Guards allowed to shoot on France trains
Plain-clothes officers will be patrolling passenger trains in France, the national railway operator says.
MILITARY
US kicks off largest exercise in Mideast
The US Navy begins the world's largest maritime exercise in the Middle East.
TURKEY
Hackers: Trump even worse than Erdogan
The personal information of around 50 million Turkish citizens has been leaked online by hacktivists.
IRAQ
Iraqi forces enter Daesh-held Hit
Iraqi forces enter the western city of Hit in a major offensive against Daesh Takfiri terrorists.
PALESTINE
Palestine PM urges ban on Israeli goods
The Palestinian Authority premier calls on the EU to boycott products made in Israeli settlements.
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