ECONOMY
Siemens seals railroad deals with Iran
Siemens has won several deals to develop Iran's railway infrastructure including one that envisages the electrification of Tehran-Mashhad railroad.
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MILITARY
US H-bomb experts dispute N Korea test
North Koreans are exaggerating their claim to have successfully detonated their first hydrogen bomb, US experts say.
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UN raps Denmark policy on refugees
The UN criticizes Denmark for new restrictions imposed on the arrival of refugees.
INTERVIEWS
‘Islamophobia in US a Zionist project’
The rise of anti-Muslim sentiment in the US is a Zionist project to prevent the growth of Islam in the West, an American Muslim leader says.
ECONOMY
British Chancellor warns of tough year ahead
Chancellor of Exchequer warns of the risks to the UK from global market turmoil.
INTERVIEWS
‘Saudis raided Iran mission out of fear’
An American professor says Saudi warplanes attacked Iran’s diplomatic mission in Yemen as it greatly fears Iran’s growing influence in the region.
PAKISTAN
Pakistanis protest Saudi FM visit
People pour onto the streets of the Pakistani capital, Islamabad, during an anti-Saudi demonstration.
POLITICS
'Iran to brief UN on Saudi assault'
An Iranian official says Tehran will in hours present the UN with a report on the fresh Saudi raid on its mission in the Yemeni capital.
YEMEN
Saudi bombs Yemen soft drinks factory
Saudi warplanes have bombed a soft drinks factory in the western Yemeni port city of Hudaydah.
MILITARY
US man plotted to attack military base
An American citizen is accused of plotting to bomb a US military base in Afghanistan.
YEMEN
Yemenis protest Saudi killing of Nimr
People in Yemen stage a protest rally against the execution of Sheikh Nimr by the Riyadh regime.
FOREIGN POLICY
UK summons N Korean envoy over nuke test
Anger over Pyongyang's nuclear test, the British foreign office summons North Korean envoy to lodge protest.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahrain sentences 3 to life in prison
Bahrain sentences 3 more to life in prison for an alleged attempt to attack regime forces.
FRANCE
France police kill knife-wielding man
French police shoot and kill a knife-wielding man who tried to enter a police station.
FOREIGN POLICY
Poll: Majority of Britons want to leave EU
Britain makes its continued European Union membership conditional on a set of reforms in the bloc’s Constitution.
SOCIETY
US wildfires burned record area in 2015
US wildfires burned a record 10.1 million acres (4.1 million hectares) in 2015, the US Agriculture Department says.
EGYPT
Gunmen shoot tourists in Egypt capital
Gunmen open fire on tourists as they boarded a bus in the Egyptian capital city of Cairo.
EU
‘Turkey’s action on refugees insufficient’
The EU says Turkey has yet to fulfill the objectives set forth in a joint plan for curbing the flow of refugees.
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