MILITARY
No timetable yet for Iraq inquiry report
The Iraq inquiry declines deadline despite simmering tensions among bereaved UK families.
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POLITICS
‘JCPOA takes time to reveal econ. impacts’
Iran’s top diplomat says it takes some time for the country’s recent nuclear agreement with the P5+1 to reveal its economic impacts.
SYRIA
Fresh truce declared in Syria’s Zabadani
Government forces and militants in Syria agree to a 48-hour truce in the southwestern town of Zabadani.
FOREIGN POLICY
Ex-generals to Congress: Reject Iran deal
Nearly 200 retired US generals and admirals have urged Congress to reject the Iran nuclear deal.
SOMALIA
Dozens killed in clashes in Somalia
Dozens of people are killed in clashes between government soldiers and al-Shabab militants in Somalia.
SAUDI ARABIA
‘Saudis must end Yemen cluster bomb use’
Human Rights Watch urges Saudi Arabia to halt its use of cluster bombs against Yemen.
BUSINESS
US stocks lose $2.2 trillion in six days
Asian stocks take heart from a sharp rebound in US shares, breaking a six-day losing streak which plunged global markets into mayhem.
SOCIETY
British Museum to display oldest Bible
British Museum to showcase the oldest Bible being kept in the British Library.
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Australia to try man for recruiting militants
An Australian man will stand trial over recruiting members for Takfiri terrorist groups in Syria.
LEBANON
Lebanon camp sees renewed clashes, 2 die
Two people are killed as gunmen exchange fire in Lebanon’s largest Palestinian refugee camp of Ain al-Hilweh.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi Arabia pokes nose into Syria affairs
Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister makes remarks seen as direct meddling in the internal affairs of Syria.
INDIA
Nine killed in India clashes
At least nine people are killed in India in caste-related violence.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US Jewish activists rally against Israel
Activists from a US Jewish rights group have rallied in New York City to mark the first anniversary of Israel's last war on Gaza.
IRAQ
Iraqi forces kill 130 Daesh Takfiris
Iraqi army soldiers and allied forces kill 130 Daesh terrorists during separate operations in Anbar and Kirkuk provinces.
ECONOMY
Iran admits interest in Russian Superjet
An official has admitted Iranian aviation companies’ interest in Russia’s Superjet passenger planes amid Tehran’s quest for new aircraft to build up the country’s aging fleet, the Fars news agency says.
POLITICS
‘Aggression against Yemen must stop’
A senior Iranian diplomat stresses that the Saudi aggression against the Yemeni people must stop immediately.
INTERVIEWS
US leaders unable to stop gun industry
The gun violence epidemic in the United States stems from a “very sick society” and confused leadership.
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Burundi pres. wants enemies ‘destroyed’
The president of Burundi calls for groups that he said threaten security in the African country to be “destroyed.”
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