SYRIA
‘Imposing decisions on Syria dangerous’
Foreign parties’ imposition of decisions on Syrians is perilous and unacceptable, Russia says.
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INTERVIEWS
‘9/11 truth would lead to civil war in US’
Washington is hesitant to investigate the 9/11 attacks because a real investigation would destabilize the US political system, an American scholar says.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
‘JCPOA to get shackles off Iran economy’
Iran’s President Rouhani says the JCPOA will remove the shackles put on the country’s economy by hegemonic powers.
POLITICS
‘Labour under Corbyn national security risk’
A British Labour party led by Jeremy Corbyn is a national security risk, says UK Defense Secretary Michael Fallon.
CULTURE
Iran scientists perfecting no-driver cars
Two Iranian scientists are running influential experiments on driverless cars.
SOCIETY
Fossil fuels to raise sea level to +50 m
A new study says if man continues burning the remaining fossil fuels, the sea level will rise to 58 meters and major cities will go underwater.
POLITICS
GOP hatches new plot against Iran deal
Republicans in Congress opposing the Iran nuclear agreement are plotting new attacks to undercut the Vienna accord, a report says.
RUSSIA
'Ukraine spy agency abducts 2 Russians’
Ukraine’s security service reportedly abducts a Russian soldier and his brother.
GERMANY
Ex-Nazi death camp housing refugees
Former Nazi concentration camp being used to house refugees in Germany.
SYRIA
Million more Syrians face displacement: UN
The UN says one million more Syrians could be displaced by the end of 2015 if war continues in the country.
FOREIGN POLICY
US sanctions against Russia will remain
The US has warned that sanctions against Russia will stay in place until truce accords are fully implemented in Ukraine.
RUSSIA
Donbas destiny not decided by Russia: Putin
The Russian president says the future of Donbas in eastern Ukraine 'is not decided by Russia.'
PALESTINE
Israeli settler attacks Palestinian child
An Israeli settler's attack on an eight-year-old Palestinian boy triggers clashes in the occupied East al-Quds (Jerusalem).
POLITICS
‘Al Saud incapable of running Mecca affairs’
A senior Iranian cleric blames Saudi officials for the tragic death of 107 pilgrims in a crane crash accident.
ENERGY
Iran’s gas production to hit 700 mcm/d
Iran's gas production capacity is expected to increase by at least 50 million cubic meters per day (mcm/d) before April 2016.
INTERVIEWS
‘Corbyn election means no more war’
A member of the UK’s Socialist Workers Party says election of Jeremy Corbyn as the new leader of Labour Party shows Briton are fed up with war.
TURKEY
France suspends consul in Turkey
France’s honorary consul in Turkey is suspended after she admits to selling boats to refugees.
EU
Belgium 'set to send troops to Syria'
Belgium says it is ready to send ground troops to Syria.
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