FRANCE
French workers slam labor conditions
Air traffic controllers and taxi drivers in France join a protest action against labor conditions.
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HUMAN RIGHTS
Ofsted to downgrade schools for veils
The chief of British Office For Standards in Education says schools will be downgraded if inspectors believe that wearing of full veils will harm pupils’ education.
RUSSIA
'Daesh militants trained in Georgia'
Russia's foreign minister says Moscow has information that Daesh militants are being trained in Georgia's Pankisi Gorge near Russia's border.
FOREIGN POLICY
US deports UK man over ‘skin color’
A British Indian man on a business trip to the US says he was held for 13 hours then thrown out of the country because of his "skin color."
ECONOMY
Italy, Iran sign major steel deals
Iranian industrial officials pose for a group picture with Danieli management after signing major steel investment deals with the company in Rome.
SOCIETY
Longest White House protester dies
Concepcion Picciotto, who held vigil outside the White House for more than three decades, has died.
EU
‘EU needs new ways to cut refugees’
The prime ministers of the Czech Republic and Slovakia urge the EU to devise new measures to stop refugees.
ECONOMY
Iran-China discussing Arak reactor
Behrouz Kamalvandi, the spokesman of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) says Iran says it is discussing the re-designing of Arak heavy water reactor with China.
SPORTS
Brazilian leaves Naft Tehran FC
Brazilian defender Carlos Santos de Jesus rescinded his link with Iranian football club Naft Tehran.
POLITICS
166 cleared for Experts Assembly polls
Iran’s Guardian Council endorses the credentials of 166 hopefuls to run for the Assembly of Experts.
TURKEY
5 more refugees die en route to Greece
Five refugees drown in the Aegean Sea en route to Greece.
SYRIA
Ein al-Hanash near Aleppo now clear
Syrian forces recapture the village of Ein al-Hanash near Aleppo.
IRAQ
Iraq liberates village near Fallujah
Iraqi forces seize control of a village in the western province of Anbar.
FRANCE
Paris lycées evacuated over bomb scare
Thousands of pupils have been evacuated from six schools in central Paris over bomb scare.
ECONOMY
US national debt to reach $30 trillion
The US government will owe $30 trillion in national debt in ten years if the country’s budget deficit continues to grow at the same rate, a new report says.
SOCIETY
MPs call for dispersing refugees across UK
British MPs have warned about dumping together refugees in towns where they would put a strain on public services.
NORTH AFRICA
Libya unity govt. to be proposed in days
A new unity government is to be proposed in ten days in Libya.
ECONOMY
BA says eager to reinstate Iran flights
British Airways says it is interested in the prospects for returning to the Iranian aviation market.
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