FOREIGN POLICY
Cameron 'battling for Britain' in Brussels
The European Union’s heads of state have begun discussing reform proposals by Britain.
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NEWS
Saudi ‘not prepared’ to cut oil output
Saudi Arabia says it is 'not prepared' to cut oil production to help prop up low prices.
ECONOMY
Norway lifts ban on Iran bond purchases
Norway authorizes its sovereign wealth fund to resume Iranian bond purchases.
PAKISTAN
Taliban guns down 9 Pakistani forces
Taliban militants gun down at least nine security forces personnel in northwestern Pakistan.
POLITICS
Pope suggests Trump ‘not Christian’
Pope Francis has questioned leading Donald Trump's Christianity over his call to build a border wall with Mexico to prevent immigrants entering the US.
SOCIETY
Toyota to recall 50,000 cars in UK
Toyota reports two cases when seatbelt in one of its models separated after the accidents.
CHINA
Island defense gear nothing new: China
China says its defense facilities have long existed on a disputed South China island and are 'nothing new.'
PALESTINE
Israeli settler kills Palestinian
An Israeli settler kills a Palestinian who allegedly stabbed two Israelis in the occupied West Bank.
EU
EU bashes Austria on refugee cap
EU official warns Austria that a plan to cap the refugee numbers would break the bloc’s law.
SOCIETY
Swine flu reported in UK cancer patients
Authorities close down wards at one of the UK hospitals over the fear of H1N1 spread.
MILITARY
US deploying tanks to Cold War caves
The US is reusing its Cold War-era assets to deter what it calls the Russian aggression against NATO.
ECONOMY
Iran's Bank Mellat ban an ‘error of law’
The EU top court upholds a contention by Iran's Bank Mellat against sanctions.
SYRIA
'UN plans first food airdrops in Syria’
A UN official says the world body is set to make its first food airdrops in a Daesh-besieged Syrian city in forthcoming days.
EU
Hungary accuses refugee of 'terrorism'
Hungary charges a Syrian refugee with committing an 'act of terror' during last year’s border riots.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Flaws found in UK’s joint enterprise law
Apex court in the UK overturns two cases against murder convicts citing flaws.
POLITICS
Poll showing Cruz ahead ‘a total joke’
Donald Trump has dimmed a poll showing Republican rival Ted Cruz in the lead nationwide as “a total joke.”
SUDAN
Five killed in South Sudan gun battles
At least five civilians are killed during gun battles at a UN base sheltering civilians in South Sudan:
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Spain taxi drivers protest against Uber
Spanish taxi drivers protest against the increasing presence of US-based ride-sharing company Uber.
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