ENERGY
‘Foster Wheeler ready to return to Iran’
UK's biggest oil and gas engineering company Amec Foster Wheeler says it is gearing up for a return to Iran.
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HUMAN RIGHTS
Black man lost life for $5 in US jail
A mentally-ill black inmate jailed in the US since April for alleged $5 theft has been found dead in a cell.
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Criminal gang violence likely in Japan
A rift in Japan's largest Yakuza syndicate may lead to a wave of gang violence.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
'JCPOA impacting region, world’
Iran's nuclear agreement has had numerous impacts worldwide, says the nuclear chief.
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Saudi warplanes keep pounding Yemen
Saudi warplanes carry out fresh airstrikes on several areas in Yemen.
EU
Hungary builds anti-refugee border fence
Hungary ends the construction of a barrier along its southern border to curb the influx of refugees.
LEBANON
80K dollars raised for Syrian pen seller
Crowdfunding raises over 80,000 dollars for Syrian refugee selling pens on the streets of Beirut.
FOREIGN POLICY
‘US considered using nukes after 9/11'
The Bush administration considered using nuclear weapons against Afghanistan following the September 11, 2001 attacks, a new report reveals.
LEBANON
‘Sadr was killed on Gaddafi’s orders’
Imam Musa Sadr, kidnapped in August 1978, was killed upon Muammar Gaddafi’s orders, says an Italian daily.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Black Lives Matter activists march in US
Black Lives Matter protesters march in the US state of Minnesota to highlight racial discrimination against African-Americans.
IRAQ
Daesh-held town rises against Takfiri rulers
Daesh terrorists abduct some 70 people protesting the Takfiri groups’ recent execution of a local resident in a western Iraqi town.
POLITICS
3 new amb. to Tehran submit credentials
New ambassadors of three European countries to Iran submit their credentials to Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif.
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UN warns over looming Rohingya crisis
The UN issues a warning over an expected surge of mostly Myanmar's Rohingya and Bangladeshi refugees.
POLITICS
Americans are 'tired of being patsies'
US presidential candidate Donald Trump says he is leading the Republican race for the White House because Americans are “tired of being the patsies for everyone.”
ECONOMY
Iran eyes Japan help for bullet trains
Iran is interested in the Japanese technology for establishing high-speed rail in order to expand its intercity transportation, a senior official says.
EGYPT
Egypt jailing Al Jazeera reporter irks Canada
Canada slams an Egyptian appeals court ruling against an Al Jazeera journalist.
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Chad executes 10 Boko Haram militants
Chad executes 10 Boko Haram Takfiri militants by firing squad.
POLITICS
US lost global leadership role: Cheney
The United States has lost its global leadership during President Barack Obama’s time in office, former vice president Dick Cheney says.
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