SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi cops hurt in drive-by shooting
A Saudi police officer is wounded in a drive-by shooting in the kingdom’s Red Sea city of Jeddah.
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ENERGY
Iran plans $50 billion energy investment
Iran is lining up water and electricity projects worth $50 billion for investment after the removal of sanctions, Energy Minister Hamid Chitchian says.
SOCIETY
Giant whale washed up dead in south Iran
A 13-meter-long whale is washed up dead along a southern Iranian beach.
SYRIA
Iran reporter critically injured in Syria
An Iranian television reporter is critically injured in a mortar attack in Syria.
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‘Burundi tortured protesters with acid’
Amnesty International says Burundi's security forces tortured opponents of President Nkurunziza's third-term bid with acid and iron bars.
SOMALIA
Somali troops force al-Shabab from village
Somali government forces end al-Shabab’s six-year-long control over a southwestern village.
SYRIA
Palmyra temple destruction ‘war crime’
UNESCO condemns 'new war crime' committed by Daesh militants in Syria's Palmyra ruins.
INDIA
Indian Air Force jet crashes in Kashmir
An Indian MiG-21 fighter jet crashes in the Indian-administered Kashmir region, with no reported casualties.
POLITICS
‘Britain should cease interventionism’
Iran’s Larijani says Britain should leave behind its old habit of interfering in Tehran’s affairs.
POLITICS
Trump: Give me money with no strings
Donald Trump says lobbyists and special interests will not influence his 2016 presidential campaign.
PALESTINE
Palestinians rap UN budget cut in Gaza
Thousands of people protest in Gaza against a recent budget cut announced by the UN agency for Palestinian refugees.
INTERVIEWS
'US using N Korea to contain China'
The US is using escalating tensions in the Korean Peninsula to continue with its massive military buildup in the Asia-Pacific region, says an analyst.
POLITICS
UK anti-Netanyahu petition hits 80,000
A petition in Britain calling for the arrest of the Israeli prime minister during his planned UK visit gains more steam.
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Anti-charter protesters kill 8 Nepal police
At least eight policemen are killed in a series of violent clashes with angry demonstrators protesting against a proposed new national constitution in Nepal.
BUSINESS
Carnage on markets spurs meltdown fears
A continued selloff in Chinese shares is wreaking havoc across the global market, with the US industrial average Dow tumbling more than 1,000 points.
SOCIETY
Darabgerd wall to be listed in Guinness
Efforts are underway to register the world’s longest brick wall in Guinness.
FOREIGN POLICY
Obama can bypass Congress on Iran
US President Barack Obama has broad executive authority to circumvent Congress and ease many sanctions on Iran, experts say.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
German FM to visit Iran early October
German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier is to travel to Iran in October.
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