TURKEY
‘Daesh cell’ dismantled in Turkish capital
Turkish police forces dismantle a purported Daesh terror network during separate operations across the capital, Ankara.
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AFGHANISTAN
7 killed in east Afghanistan blast
A bomb blast hits an area close to foreign consulates in the eastern Afghanistan city of Jalalabad, killing 7 people.
PAKISTAN
Blast near Pakistan polio center kills 15
At least 15 people are killed in a blast targeting police outside a polio vaccination center in southeast Pakistan.
POLITICS
Obama to nation: Don’t pick Trump
President Obama has delivered his last State of the Union address, slamming politics of divisiveness and warning Americans not to elect Donald Trump.
MILITARY
US allocates $900mn for biowarfare
The US Army awards $900 million in contracts to several companies over logistics and service support for biological war projects.
POLITICS
US sets tighter sanctions on North Korea
The US House of Representatives slaps tighter economic sanctions on North Korea following the latest test of a hydrogen bomb.
TURKEY
‘EU, Turkey united against terrorism’
The European Commission says it stands united with Turkey against all forms of terrorism after a deadly blast in Istanbul killed at least 10 people.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US court accuses Nestlé of child slavery
Three of the world’s biggest food producers including Nestlé are accused of using unpaid children to harvest cocoa in Ivory Coast.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
IAEA monitoring Arak plant modification
A large number of IAEA inspectors arrive in Iran to monitor the modification of the Arak nuclear facility.
SOCIETY
Iranian fighter jet crash kills pilots
An Iranian Air Force F-4 fighter jet has crashed in the southeast of the country, killing its two pilots.
KOREAS
North Korea faked missile test: Experts
Analysis shows North Korea’s submarine-launched ballistic missile test was faked via rudimentary editing techniques.
MILITARY
Pentagon: 2 US boats in Iran custody
Pentagon says two of the United States Navy boats are in Iran’s custody after entering the country’s waters and the crews will be returned "promptly."
POLITICS
Americans find US on ‘wrong track’
The majority of Americans believe the US is on the “wrong track,” a new poll reveals ahead of President Obama's last State of the Union address.
BUSINESS
Bankruptcy concerns hit US oil firms
Concerns are rising in the US that falling oil prices may lead almost a third of US oil firms toward bankruptcy.
INTERVIEWS
'US goal to bomb nations to submission'
The real objective of America’s military interventions around the world is to force countries into submission.
ECONOMY
Iran to sell 40 tons of heavy water to US
Iran has stepped closer toward the commercialization of its nuclear energy program by announcing that it plans to sell 40 tons of excess heavy water supplies to the US.
PALESTINE
Israel to force-feed Palestinian inmate
The Israeli regime is preparing to force-feed a Palestinian hunger striker.
TURKEY
Russia urges global anti-terror action
Russia says the bombing in Istanbul highlights the need for global action against terrorism.
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