SOCIETY
Obama is a Muslim, Republicans say
A majority of Republicans believe that the first black president of the United States Barack Obama is a Muslim.
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SYRIA
'Daesh again uses mustard gas in Syria'
Daesh Takfiri militants launch a second suspected mustard gas attack north of Syria, reports say.
POLITICS
Blair to face charge for tie with Gaddafi
Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair may face new charge over his role in allegedly helping rescue former Libya dictator.
INTERVIEWS
‘US can’t deny Iran nuclear energy’
The majority of foreign policy officials in the United States support the Iran nuclear accord, a peace activist says.
PALESTINE
Israel relocates striking Palestinian inmates
Israel transfers to a different jail at least six Palestinian prisoners who have been on hunger strike.
POLITICS
‘Iran, Tunisia share views on region’
The Iranian foreign minister says Iran and Tunisia hold a common stance on regional crises.
BUSINESS
Oil prices fall on China economic data
Oil prices at global markets fall after data show China’s manufacturing activity is shrinking.
SPORTS
Iran notches 4th win in William Jones Cup
The Iranian basketball team has defeated New Zealand’s Wellington Saints 83-70 at the 2015 William Jones Cup in Taiwan.
HUMAN RIGHTS
UK charities sell personal data
Some charities in UK have come under investigation for selling personal data of their clients.
TURKEY
Turkey police swoop on opposition media
Turkish police launch crackdown on anti-government media outlets ahead of early elections in November.
POLITICS
‘JCPOA not to change Iran policy on US’
A senior Iranian cleric says the recent nuclear agreement would not change the Islamic Republic's policy vis-a-vis the US.
SOCIETY
US school district faces bankruptcy
Many schools in the US state of Pennsylvania are on the brink of collapse due to the state government’s failure to pay subsidies.
ECONOMY
Iran Judiciary supports foreign investment
Spokesman of Iran's Judiciary says the country’s judicial system supports investment by foreign companies and is ready to remove existing obstacles in this regard.
MILITARY
UK police could lose 22,000 jobs
UK government's spending cuts program may lead to massive police jobs losses.
LEBANON
Lebanon protesters driven out of ministry
Lebanese riot police forcibly drive out protesters occupying part of the country’s Environment Ministry in Beirut.
ECONOMY
UK manufacturing sector growth slows
New report says UK manufacturing sector's growth slowed last month.
POLITICS
Iran must boost defense options: Leader
Ayatollah Khamenei orders the Iranian Air Force defense forces to constantly upgrade their readiness for repelling threats.
SOMALIA
African Union base stormed in Somalia
Al-Shabab militants storm an African Union base in Janale district.
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