ECONOMY
UK workers up to £12,000 poorer by 2020
A new study has revealed that the Tory government’s controversial tax credits cuts will leave British workers up to £12,000 poorer by 2020.
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TURKEY
'Turkey won’t let Kurds control N Syria’
President Erdogan says Turkey will not allow Kurds to take control of northern Syria.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US court drops case against NSA spying
A federal court in the US has dropped a lawsuit against the NSA over its mass surveillance.
SYRIA
Syria army advances further in Aleppo
Syrian forces purge the militants from another village in Aleppo Province.
FOREIGN POLICY
Israel to take steps to calm tensions: US
US Secretary of State John Kerry says Israel has agreed to provide 24-hour video coverage of all the sites in the al-Aqsa Mosque in East al-Quds (Jerusalem) to calm tensions.
ECONOMY
Iran expects surge in food exports to Iraq
Iran says it expects its food exports to Iraq to rise after the anticipated removal of economic sanctions against it.
FOREIGN POLICY
US cuts aid to Palestinians over Israel
The United States is cutting its economic aid to Palestinians in support of the Israeli regime, reports say.
ENERGY
Iran to award oil deals to Zarubezhneft
Russia says its state-owned energy giant Zarubezhneft will take up several projects worth a total of $6 billion in Iran’s oil industry.
POLITICS
Iran condemns terror attacks in Nigeria
Iran condemns two terrorist attacks on mosques in northeast of Nigeria.
SYRIA
'FSA' rejects Russia help against Daesh
The Western-backed so-called FSA militants in Syria reject Russia’s offer of help against rivals Daesh.
FOREIGN POLICY
US, Russia discuss Syria mediation talks
Top US and Russian diplomats John Kerry and Sergey Lavrov discuss organizing talks between the Syrian government and opposition groups.
POLITICS
Iran, Russia stress consultations on Mideast
Iran and Russia underline the need for bilateral consultations on crises in the Middle East.
ENERGY
Putin may visit Tehran for key gas summit
Russia says President Vladimir Putin may visit Iran next month to attend a summit of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF).
MILITARY
No one owns South China Sea: US
The US navy is set to raise the stakes with Beijing over the South China Sea.
SYRIA
UN admits expired biscuits sent to Syria
A UN official confirms that the world body has sent a cargo of expired biscuits to Syria.
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'Saudi waging US, Israeli war on Yemen'
The Ansarullah leader says Saudi Arabia has launched the aggression against Yemen on behalf of the US and Israel.
SOCIETY
UK urged to do more on cyber-crime
UK business leaders have called on the government to take urgent action to tackle cyber-crime following the recent cyber-attack on TalkTalk, a British telecommunications firm.
EU
‘Arson attack’ ruins Sweden refugee home
A planned refugee home in Sweden is set on fire in a suspected arson attack.
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