LEBANON
Fresh scuffles break out in Lebanon
Anti-government protesters clash with riot police during a rally in the Lebanese capital, Beirut.
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SYRIA
‘US-led coalition raids reinforce Daesh’
US-led ‘anti-Daesh’ coalition’s airstrikes have strengthened the terror group, a Syrian diplomat says.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
‘Samples taken at Parchin, handed to IAEA’
Iranian experts take samples at the Parchin military site without IAEA inspectors being present, says an Iranian official.
POLITICS
Carson defends 'no Muslim in WH' slur
GOP presidential candidate Ben Carson stands by his statement that no Muslim should be US president.
POLITICS
‘Takfiri ideology tarnishing Islam’s image’
Iran’s parliament speaker says the Takfiri movement has tarnished the image of Islam.
ENERGY
Iran inks gas deal as Omani minister visits
Iran and Oman have signed an agreement on studying an undersea gas pipeline across the Persian Gulf in a project worth $60 billion, managing director of the National Iranian Gas Exports Company (NIGEC) says.
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‘Al-Aqsa Mosque only open to Muslims’
Jordan says the al-Aqsa Mosque is off limits to non-Muslim worshipers.
SOCIETY
Iran to put clocks back for DST
Iran will turn the clocks back by one hour at midnight (1930 GMT) on Monday to observe DST.
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Israel ex-envoy’s grandson nabbed in Japan
The grandson of a former Israeli ambassador to Japan is arrested over suspected involvement in arson attacks.
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Over 9,000 homeless after Chile quake
The 8.3-magnitude earthquake that recently jolted northern and central Chile has left more than 9,000 people homeless.
INTERVIEWS
'US stunned by Russia moves in Syria'
The US never expected that Russia would deploy military equipment to Syria in support of the Assad government, says an analyst.
POLITICS
Iran’s Rouhani set to address UNGA
Iran’s President Rouhani will address the 70th session of the UN General Assembly in New York.
EGYPT
Two injured in Cairo bomb explosion
At least two people are injured in a bomb explosion in the Egyptian capital, Cairo.
ECONOMY
French companies rue lost chances in Iran
French firms are worried that their government’s headstrong approach in nuclear talks with Iran might have harmed their business chances as international companies are jostling for position in one of the lucrative emerging markets.
SOCIETY
Mother, baby, pastor shot in US church
A gunman has opened fire in an Alabama church, leaving three wounded.
CHINA
7 suffer heart attacks at China marathon
Seven people suffer heart attacks during the Beijing International Marathon amid heavy air pollution.
POLITICS
JCPOA to help Iran-Japan ties: Zarif
The Iranian foreign minister says the JCPOA will pave the way for more economic ties with Japan.
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Yemen Ansarullah free six captives
Yemen’s Houthi fighters release six foreign hostages, including two Americans.
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