AFGHANISTAN
US-led drone raids kill 41 in Afghanistan
More than three dozen people are killed in fresh US-led drone strikes in Afghanistan’s eastern province of Nangarhar.
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FOREIGN POLICY
‘Kerry to pressure China over N Korea’
US Secretary of State John Kerry plans to press China to put more curbs on North Korea during his visit to East Asia, an official says.
IRAQ
‘Expel Saudi ambassador from Iraq’
Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Units have called for expelling Saudi ambassador in Iraq over his insulting remarks.
SOCIETY
Snowstorm hits US E. Coast; 15 dead
Officials report a death toll of at least 15 people from the blizzard hitting the US East Coast.
PALESTINE
Palestinian Fatah mulls truce with Hamas
Palestinian Fatah movement's central committee discusses reconciliation with rival Hamas.
INTERVIEWS
US war against ISIL ‘a total hoax’
America's war against Daesh and other terrorist groups is “a total hoax,” an American writer and political analyst says.
SOCIETY
30 years after our sole visit to Uranus
Today is the 30th anniversary of man's only visit to the gas giant of Uranus, the seventh planet from the Sun.
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Jordan forces kill 12 at Syria border
Jordanian border guards kill 12 infiltrators at its Syria border in an armed battle with three dozen people, army says.
POLITICS
NRA begins blitz to stop gun control
The NRA and other gun groups have undertaken a huge media blitz to oppose US President Barack Obama's gun control restrictions.
FRANCE
UK ship overrun by refugees in Calais
The French port of Calais has been shut down after hundreds of refugees storm its harbor and forcefully board a ship.
SOCIETY
Space debris may cause war
According to a new report, more than a million pieces of space junks wandering in the earth’s orbits may cause “special political danger” or even armed conflict among nations.
POLITICS
‘I could kill people and not lose support’
Leading US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump says there is not much he could possibly do to lose his support.
ENERGY
Japan to extend oil deals with Iran
Japan is reportedly preparing to extend a contract with Iran over the purchases of crude oil.
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Nepal MPs vote to amend constitution
Nepal’s lawmakers vote to amend the country's new constitution after violent protests by ethnic minorities.
EU
Dutch MP stirs anti-Islam tensions
Far-right Dutch lawmaker Geert Wilders once again stirs tensions through a move that targets Islam and Muslims.
EGYPT
Sisi vows crackdown on Jan. 25 protests
Egypt’s President Sisi vows crackdown on any protests on the fifth anniversary of the 2011 revolution.
MILITARY
US relies on Saudi money in Syria: NYT
The US has heavily relied on Saudi money to arm militants fighting Syrian government.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Corbyn visits Calais migrant camp
British opposition party Leader criticizes the "dreadful conditions" of migration camp at Calais.
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