EU
‘Refugees will boost EU economies’
Analysts say if EU states grant entry to the refugees, they may end up boosting the economies of the European countries.
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HUMAN RIGHTS
Obama invites Mohamed to White House
Obama has invited to the White House the black Muslim student who was suspended and handcuffed for bringing to school his homemade clock.
POLITICS
Iran’s ‘rational approach’ angers some
Marzieh Afkham says the (P)GCC’s statement will not “sap Iran’s will for a constructive interaction.”
HUMAN RIGHTS
US court halts of execution of Glossip
An Oklahoma appeals court has granted a last-minute stay of execution to death row inmate Richard Glossip, who has long proclaimed his innocence.
ECONOMY
Iran dried fruits adorn Russia food expo
Iranian dried fruits attract many visitors at Moscow’s World Food exhibition.
FOREIGN POLICY
US 'favores' military talks with Russia
US Secretary of State John Kerry says Russia has proposed “military-to-military” talks with the US over the Syrian crisis.
SYRIA
UN envoy to visit Syria over peace plan
The UN special envoy to Syria is to travel to Damascus to discuss a peace plan for the Arab country.
INTERVIEWS
'Russia standing up to US in Syria'
The US is no longer the only “sheriff in town” to impose its will on everyone in the world, says an analyst.
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Nepal lawmakers pass new constitution
Nepal's Constituent Assembly overwhelmingly approves a new constitution.
POLITICS
'US out to manage Daesh not remove it'
A senior Iranian commander says the US seeks to be able to manage the Takfiri Daesh terrorists, and does not want to eliminate them.
SYRIA
In Syria’s Zabadani, new blocks liberated
The Syria army and Hezbollah forces liberate more areas in the hotbed border town of Zabadani.
DEFENSE
'No defense against Iran's unique missile'
A senior Iranian commander says Iran possesses a 'unique' ballistic missile that is almost impossible to counter.
BUSINESS
S&P downgrades Japan's credit rating
Standard & Poor's rating agency downgrades Japan's sovereign credit rating by one notch to A+ saying that Japan is unable to end deflation.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US abortion giant sells baby parts: Video
An undercover video shows top officials of Planned Parenthood discussing selling “fresh” aborted baby body parts.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Russia 'ready to boost Iran centrifuges'
The Iranian nuclear chief says Russia has expressed readiness to improve Iran’s centrifuges.
ECONOMY
Poor graduates not welcome in London
A new report says high housing costs prevent many poor graduates from moving to London.
BUSINESS
Hewlett-Packard to cut 30,000 more jobs
The US-based tech giant, Hewlett-Packard, announces slashing of 30,000 more jobs as it plans split to cope with new market needs.
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Kiev after taking away Russia’s veto power
Ukraine seeks to strip Russia of its veto power at the UN Security Council.
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