HUMAN RIGHTS
Video: US man dies while in custody
A video shows a homeless man who died face-down while being restrained by five deputies in a Denver prison.
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POLITICS
Iran key to Mideast stability: Italy PM
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi says Iran plays “a fundamental role in the stability" of the Middle East.
SOCIETY
US university pays to settle rape suit
Florida State University has reached a $950,000 settlement with a former student who was raped by footballer Jameis Winston in 2012.
PERSIAN GULF
Watch warships patrolling Persian Gulf
See footage of France’s nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle patrolling the waters of the Persian Gulf.
PALESTINE
‘Israel to build 150 new settlements’
Israel ratifies plans to build over 150 new settlements in the occupied West Bank, an NGO says.
SOCIETY
US candidates’ positions on space
Here is what some of the US 2016 presidential candidates have said about space and its exploration.
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Daesh to unleash ‘special forces’ on EU
Daesh has developed “special forces” trained to launch attacks on a global scale especially in the EU, says Europol.
NEWS BULLETIN
'Magnesium possibly present in Earth core'
Researchers have found a new element which may have played a role in powering the earth’s magnetic field.
HUMAN RIGHTS
American cop tried for manslaughter
A trial begins for a New York police officer who recklessly fired his gun, fatally shooting an African American in 2014.
SYRIA
Daesh bigwigs flee to dam after strikes
Airstrikes on Syria’s Raqqah province have forced high-ranking Daesh Takfiri terrorists to take cover at the country’s largest dam.
MILITARY
US to send 2 F-35 jets to UK air shows
The US Marine Corps says it would send two Lockheed Martin Corp F-35 fighter jets to two air shows in Britain this summer.
ECONOMY
Iran, Italy sign multi-billion-dollar deals
Iran and Italy sign contracts worth up to USD 18.4 billion covering various sectors including energy and steel.
INTERVIEWS
Syria peace talks 'dead on arrival'
The Obama administration orchestrated the unrest in Syria in 2011 “for the purpose of regime change,” Stephen Lendman told Press TV.
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UN chief urges AU action on S Sudan
Ban Ki-moon urges the African Union to help form transitional government in South Sudan.
ECONOMY
‘Probe into UK welfare cuts unusual’
Jonathan Rosenhead, an LSE professor, believes that UN’s investigation into the British austerity measures is "unusual".
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'Tajik banned movement head killed'
The leader of the banned Tajik movement of Jamaat Ansarullah has been killed in Afghanistan.
INTERVIEWS
'US won’t reject Saudi Wahhabism'
The United States has had a strong partnership with Saudi Arabia for decades, despite the regime’s promotion of Wahhabism.
BUSINESS
World steel output down 2.8% in 2015
A new report by the World Steel Association says global production of steel decreased by 2.8 percent last year to 1.62 billion tonnes.
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