TURKEY
3 die in Turkey during PKK clashes
Three people die in eastern Turkey during separate clashes between PKK and Turkish security forces.
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EU
‘US, NATO to blame for refugee crisis’
The head of Austria's Freedom Party slams the US and NATO for the refugee crisis in Europe.
POLITICS
Kyrgyz president lauds JCPOA
The Kyrgyz president praises the nuclear agreement sealed between Iran and six world powers.
SOCIETY
MIT scientist skips showering for 12 years
MIT scientist Dave Whitlock has not taken a shower in over a decade to preserve skin bacteria.
FOREIGN POLICY
US warns Russia over ‘military buildup’
John Kerry has told his Russian counterpart that Washington is deeply concerned about reports of "an imminent enhanced Russian military buildup" in Syria.
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Poroshenko lauds unbroken ceasefire
President Petro Poroshenko praises the holding of a ceasefire in eastern Ukraine.
NORTH AFRICA
Morocco ruling party wins regional vote
Morocco's ruling party comes first in regional elections.
PALESTINE
Ex-technician details Israeli nuke program
Mordechai Vanunu, a former Israeli nuclear technician, reveals details about Israel's nuclear weapons.
INTERVIEWS
'Regime change, US long term policy'
The long-term geopolitical strategy of the US is implementing “regime change” in anti-Western countries, a researcher in Washington says.
FRANCE
France ‘mulling airstrikes in Syria’
France is considering joining the US-led international coalition targeting purported Daesh positions in Syria.
ENERGY
Iran, Germany to start new power talks
Iran and Germany are set to start a new round of talks over power-generation projects.
PAKISTAN
Islamabad, Kabul to end blame game
A senior Pakistani official says the governments in Islamabad and Kabul have agreed to end a blame game over a spate of cross-border attacks.
POLITICS
Iran urges visa waiver with Kyrgyzstan
Iran's Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani calls for a visa waiver program between Iran and Kyrgyzstan.
SUDAN
Sudan arrests 4 opposition politicians
Sudanese security agents arrest four opposition politicians in Khartoum.
INTERVIEWS
'US officials placate neocons, war hawks'
Senior US government officials are forced to make statements to “placate” and appease the pro-Israel lobby, an analyst says.
RUSSIA
'600k Ukrainians seek asylum in Russia'
More than 600,000 Ukrainians have asked for temporary asylum in Russia, the country’s Federal Migration Service says.
SOCIETY
Feds need warrant to use spy 'stingrays'
The US Justice Department has ruled that the feds should obtain a warrant prior to the use of stingrays.
ECONOMY
Japan, Iran set to start investment talks
Japan and Iran are preparing for three days of talks starting Monday over a bilateral investment treaty.
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