POLITICS
JCPOA victory of diplomacy over force: Iran
The Iranian foreign minister says the July 14 nuclear agreement was the victory of diplomacy over force.
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COLOMBIA
Venezuela, Colombia agree to renew ties
Colombia and Venezula agree to resume diplomatic ties interrupted by a border crisis.
SYRIA
‘Iran must be part of Syria solution’
Australia’s main opposition party says important players, including Iran, should be part of any solution to the crisis in Syria.
IRAQ
Kurdish forces liberate 9 Iraqi villages
Kurdish Peshmerga forces liberate nine villages from Daesh militants in Iraq's northern province of Kirkuk.
PALESTINE
Israeli forces storm al-Aqsa Mosque
Fierce clashes break out inside the al-Aqsa Mosque in East al-Quds (Jerusalem) as Israeli forces once again storm the compound.
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‘Progress made in Ukraine peace talks’
European foreign ministers hail the progress made in Ukraine’s peace process.
TURKEY
2 Turkish police killed in ‘PKK bombing’
Two Turkish police officers are reportedly killed in a bomb attack blamed on PKK militants.
INTERVIEWS
Europe opposed to US sanctions on Russia
European countries are opposed to US plans to impose new sanctions against Russia, a political commentator says.
POLITICS
‘Fighting Daesh Iraq’s top priority'
A senior Iranian official says fighting against Takfiri Daesh terrorists is Iraq’s top priority.
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'Renewed truce in E Ukraine holding'
The OSCE says the renewed truce in eastern Ukraine has been respected since the beginning of this month.
ENERGY
‘Oil kept down to harm Iran, Russia’
Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani says certain major oil producers collaborated with world powers to put Iran and Russia under pressure by taking measures to bring down the prices of oil.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahraini forces arrest top Shia cleric
Bahraini security forces arrest a high-ranking Shia Muslim cleric for delivering an anti-regime speech.
SYRIA
Syria army repels militant raid on Harasta
The Syrian army repels Takfiri terrorists’ attacks near the capital, Damascus.
NORTH AFRICA
Corruption law prompts protest in Tunis
Tunisians protest against a controversial draft law granting amnesty to those accused of corruption.
POLITICS
Clinton had right to delete emails: DOJ
Hillary Clinton had the right to delete messages from her private email account, the US Department of Justice says.
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ECOWAS summit opens in Dakar
The ECOWAS summit opens in the Senegalese capital of Dakar.
INTERVIEWS
Graham’s Iran claims 'irresponsible'
An American journalist says Sen. Graham's claims that the 9/11 attacks were orchestrated by Iran are irresponsible.
GERMANY
‘Europe needs Russia to solve Syria crisis’
German Chancellor Angela Merkel says her country and other western European powers need Russian cooperation to solve the crisis in Syria.
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