PALESTINE
Amnesty urges Israel to free Palestinian
Amnesty International urges Israel to release a hunger striking Palestinian journalist.
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POLITICS
Ex-NY mayor eyeballing US presidency
A new report says former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg has his heart set on US presidency.
EU
Greece warned of Schengen expulsion
Austria warns Greece that Athens could face 'temporary exclusion' from the EU's Schengen zone if it fails to control the refugee inflow.
ECONOMY
Airbus in Iran on Sunday for sales talks
Iran says it will sit in talks with Airbus officials over purchases of new planes on Sunday.
AFGHANISTAN
Taliban sets condition for peace talks
Taliban says it wants to be removed from the blacklist of the United Nations as a condition for rejoining peace talks.
POLITICS
‘PUIC to focus on Muslim world issues’
The Iranian Majlis speaker says the 11th session of the PUIC will discuss the main issues facing the Muslim world .
INTERVIEWS
'US clings to KSA despite terror in Yemen’
The US support for Saudi war on Yemen is nothing, but Washington’s efforts to cling to the kingdom as its ally in the Mideast.
POLITICS
'Military means no fix to terrorism'
Iran’s Majlis Speaker Ali Larijani says occupation and military aggression will fail to stop the spread of terrorism.
MILITARY
US admits civilian deaths in Syria, Iraq
The US admits its airstrikes killed more civilians last year in Iraq and Syria.
MILITARY
US mulling military deployment to Iraq
The US military is reportedly considering presence in Iraq ahead of fight against Daesh.
SOCIETY
UK govt. mocked for misspelling
British users on the social media have been mocking the government for misspelling the word ‘language’ in a press release for migrants.
NEWS BULLETIN
Finland opens controversial wolf cull
Finland has opened its second sanctioned wolf hunt, giving hunters the right to kill around one fifth of Finland's 250-strong wolf population.
PAKISTAN
5 arrested in Pakistan university attack
Pakistan arrests five men accused of helping organize a deadly attack at a university in the northwest.
NORTH AFRICA
Nothing can ruin Tunisia democracy: PM
Tunisian democracy would not be destroyed 'whatever the cost,' the prime minister says.
SPORTS
Iran handballers beat UAE in Asia cup
Iran handball team defeats the United Arab Emirates at the 17th edition of the Asian Men’s Handball Championship in Bahrain.
EU
Poles protest plan for surveillance law
People in Warsaw protest against the Polish government’s planned changes to a law that would increase surveillance authority.
ENERGY
Iran closer to exporting LNG via Oman
Iran is moving closer to a plan to use a liquefaction plant in Oman to export its natural gas to markets as LNG.
FOREIGN POLICY
US backs Saudi in Yemen war
US Secretary of state John Kerry reiterates Washington's support for the Saudi war in Yemen.
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