KOREAS
‘N Korea to pay price for missile launch’
South Korea says the North will pay a severe price if it goes ahead with planned missile launch.
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SOCIETY
UK GPs service deteriorated in 2015
A new survey says the service that British patients get from their local GPs is getting worse.
FOREIGN POLICY
Russia blacklists five US officials
Russia has imposed a travel ban on five former US officials for their alleged role in the “legalization and use of torture and indefinite detentions.”
FOREIGN POLICY
US warns of 'tough' sanctions on N Korea
US harshly slams North Korea’s plans for satellite launch, warning of “tough” UN sanctions against the country.
POLITICS
Sanders may skip next Dem debate
US Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders will not debate on Thursday unless Hillary Clinton agrees to his conditions on future debates.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
US House passes anti-JCPOA bill
The US House of Representatives have approved a bill aimed at hindering the implementation of Iran’s landmark nuclear agreement.
SOCIETY
US athlete in Olympics with hijab
Meet the first Muslim American woman to compete at the Olympics with hijab.
SYRIA
‘No more hope’ for Syria if talks fail
The UN has warned of failure in the ongoing Syria peace talks in Geneva, as a Saudi-backed opposition group refuses to attend a scheduled meeting.
IRAQ
Iraqi Kurdistan calls for independence
President of Iraq's Kurdistan Regional Government Masoud Barzani calls for a non-binding independence referendum.
FOREIGN POLICY
Pentagon expands fund to fight Daesh
The Pentagon doubles its military budget to fight the Daesh Takfiri terrorists in 2017.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi names street after Daesh leader?
Saudi citizens have called on authorities to rename a street bearing the name of the Daesh terrorist group leader.
MILITARY
US takes on China, Russia in space
The United States has created a new team to protect US military satellites in space against possible “aggression” by China and Russia.
RUSSIA
UK spreading misinformation: Russia
Russia accuses UK Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond of dangerously spreading misinformation.
SOCIETY
Zika enters US via sexual contact
The first case of the Zika virus in the United States has been confirmed by the country’s Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
INTERVIEWS
US election process a 'political theater'
The US presidential race is a “political theater” and a "Kabuki dance," says Eric Draitser.
EU
EU outlines plan to block terrorist funds
European Commission puts forward plans to detect and block terrorists funds.
BUSINESS
Oil prices fall over poor data from China
Oil prices in global markets take a sharp dive after poor economic data come out of China.
MILITARY
Israeli, US companies win UK contract
An Israeli arms company along with an American military contractor have won a $713 million contract to provide aircraft training for the UK military.
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