POLITICS
Leader: No deal if anti-Iran bans hold
Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei says Iran held talks with the P5+1 countries for the removal of sanctions against Tehran.
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HUMAN RIGHTS
Breach of privacy of HIV patients in UK
The UK's health secretary says the disclosure of confidential data of patients “completely unacceptable”.
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Saudi strikes kill child in northwest Yemen
Saudi airstrikes kill a little girl in the Yemeni province of Sa’ada amid the silence of the international community.
ECONOMY
Finland’s Outotec wins Iran iron ore deal
Finland’s engineering group Outotec has been awarded a contract for the delivery of technology to set up a new iron ore beneficiation plant in northeast Iran, the company says.
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Guatemala pres. quits amid graft scandal
Guatemalan President Otto Perez Molina, who is being investigated over corruption charges, resigns after an arrest warrant was issued for him.
DEFENSE
Iran staging massive defense maneuvers
Iran has kicked off major defense drills in the capital city, aimed at boosting security and countering enemy threats against the country.
EU
Refugees storm reopened Budapest station
Hungarian authorities open the main railway station in Budapest to hundreds of refugees seeking free passage to EU states after two days.
POLITICS
Hackers down Manchester police website
Eastern European hackers have targeted the Greater Manchester police website making it inaccessible for users on Wednesday night.
MILITARY
US helicopter crash leaves two injured
A Black Hawk helicopter made a hard landing in Douglas County on a routine training mission and left two people injured.
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Kenya plans security personnel reshuffle
The Kenyan government announces plans to implement drastic changes in its administrative and security personnel.
NORTH AFRICA
Libya factions set for fresh peace talks
Rival Libyan factions are to sit down for a fresh round of UN-backed peace talks in the Swiss city of Geneva.
SOCIETY
Americans protest against police brutality
Angry protesters have gathered outside the courthouse of Baltimore to demand justice for black people killed by police.
NORTH AFRICA
Tunisian farmers protest rising prices
Scores of Tunisian farmers have staged a rally against rising costs in the agriculture sector.
TURKEY
4 Turkish police killed in Mardin blast
At least four police officers have been killed in a bomb attack in Turkey's southeastern province of Mardin.
PALESTINE
Israeli warplanes attack Gaza Strip
The Tel Aviv regime launches a missile attack on the north of the besieged Gaza Strip.
IRAQ
‘ICC must open Izadi genocide case’
The ICC's former chief prosecutor says he has been asked by Iraqi Izadi activists to help open a “genocide” case against Daesh.
ENERGY
Iran gas pipeline may extend to Bangladesh
Iran is ready to talk extending the “peace pipeline” to Bangladesh in a project which envisages exports of the Iranian gas to Pakistan and India, Tehran’s Ambassador to Dhaka says.
INTERVIEWS
US invasion of Iraq was ‘genocidal war’
The US invasion of Iraq was a “genocidal war” and a "crime against humanity,” an anti-war activist says.
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