NORTH AFRICA
Daesh claims bombing near Libya’s Sirte
Daesh militants in Libya claim responsibility for an attack on a checkpoint that killed six people near the coastal city of Sirte.
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IRAQ
‘Daesh attacks Turkey base in N Iraq’
Reports says Daesh terrorists attempted to infiltrate into a base used by Turkish forces illegally deployed to northern Iraq.
SYRIA
Monitor: US air raids kill 11 Syrian civilians
A rights group says US airstrikes have kill eight women and three children in northeastern Syria.
YEMEN
Saudi Arabia escalates Yemen airstrikes
Saudi aircraft have intensified their airstrikes in Yemen, targeting Sana'a for the second day after dropping cluster bombs on the capital.
POLITICS
Alabama sues US govt. over refugees
Alabama officials file a suit against the US government over refugee settlement.
TURKEY
Turkey 'summons' Iran envoy over criticism
Turkey says it has summoned Iran’s ambassador to Ankara in protest at alleged criticism of President Erdogan by some Iranian media outlets.
SOCIETY
Most Brits to become overweight by 2035
A report says three in four adults in the country are projected to become overweight by 2035.
PALESTINE
Israel razes more Palestinian homes
Israelis reportedly demolish a number of Palestinian homes, while detaining several Palestinians amid ongoing tensions in the occupied territories.
POLITICS
Obama grilled over gun law case
The US president faces tough questions over his case for stricter gun laws in the country.
SAUDI ARABIA
We don’t foresee war with Iran: S Arabia
Saudi Arabia’s defense minister says those who push the idea of a war between his country and Iran over recent tensions are “not in their right minds.”
SOCIETY
Armed protesters hold Oregon refuge
Armed anti-government protesters refuse to withdraw the federally-owned wildlife refuge in the state of Oregon.
SOCIETY
UK children depressed by stress
A new report has warned that British children are made to feel depressed by modern pressures.
SYRIA
UN hails Syria over access to villages
The UN says the Syrian government has allowed humanitarian assistance to three villages in the throes of a severe food crisis.
TURKEY
Turkish hotel shut over Russia sanctions
A Turkish-owned hotel in Moscow stops taking new reservations as part of the Russian sanctions against Ankara.
INTERVIEWS
US nabs Mideast refugees over 'terrorism'
The US has arrested a couple of Mideast refugees on terrorism charges
KOREAS
S Korea resumes anti-North broadcasts
South Korea resumes its propaganda broadcasts into North Korea across the border and Pyongyang increases the number of forward-deployed troops.
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Bushfire devastates Australian town
A major bushfire leaves three people unaccounted for and destroys about 100 homes in western Australia.
VENEZUELA
Venezuela army vows loyalty to Maduro
Venezuelan army vows loyalty to President Maduro amid political tensions in the country.
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