SOCIETY
UK unready for terror attacks
Concerns have emerged in the British media as to whether the UK has sufficient resources to respond to an act of terrorism outside of London.
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PALESTINE
'Israel to revive settlement plans'
Israel seeks to revive shelved settlement expansion plans, a report says.
MILITARY
US seeks ‘new narrative’ on ISIL war
Pentagon officials are working to craft a “new narrative” for the war against the Daesh (ISIL) terrorist group
SAUDI ARABIA
KSA posts record high budget deficit
Saudi Arabia posts record high $98 billion budget deficit in 2015 as plummeting oil prices take their toll on kingdom’s revenues.
KOREAS
Japan, S Korea to end slaves row
Japan and South Korea finally reach a deal to compensate WWII Korean women slaves.
SPORTS
Iran to host world fencing event
Iran will host the 2016 Junior Men’s Sabre Individual World Cup early next month.
INTERVIEWS
‘US politicians laying ground for WWIII’
American politicians are not interested in fighting Daesh and will set the stage for another World War, says an analyst.
POLITICS
'US seeks Mideast foothold via Daesh'
A senior Iranian official says the US is using Daesh as a means to justify its infiltration into the region.
DEFENSE
IRGC receives Emad ballistic missile
Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) takes delivery of the country’s latest domestically-built ballistic missile.
YEMEN
'No Yemen talks amid Saudi strikes'
Yemen’s former President Saleh says talks with Saudi Arabia will take place only after raids against Yemen halt.
MILITARY
Daesh has divisions for oil, slaves: US
Daesh Takfiri terrorists have established a hierarchy to handle stolen oil and their captured slaves, the US military says.
POLITICS
Iran MPs introduce US compensation bill
Iran’s MPs introduce an urgent bill, demanding compensation from the US for “the damages which it has inflicted” on the country.
PERSIAN GULF
Sheikh Salman 'to continue struggle'
A prominent jailed Bahraini Shia opposition leader vows to continue his peaceful campaign to bring about democracy in Bahrain.
FOREIGN POLICY
US sees Russian success in Syria
US officials admit that Russia has been successful in Syria’s war on militancy.
SYRIA
Militant evacuations underway in Syria
Hundreds of militants in Syria are given safe passage to leave three villages.
PALESTINE
Palestinian shot by Israelis dies in Gaza
A Palestinian dies a week after being shot by Israeli forces during clashes in the Gaza Strip.
ECONOMY
Iran moving away from ‘oil curse’
Iran is drifting away from an oil-centered economy greatly prone to spasmodic market volatility and turmoil.
POLITICS
Zarif raps much-ado-about-nothing ploys
Iran says certain countries tend to overlook the realities of the region by adopting wrong policies.
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