IRAQ
Iraq’s Maliki rejects Mosul file report
Iraq's former premier rejects allegations that he was responsible for the fall of Iraq’s second city Mosul to Daesh Takfiri militants last year.
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SOCIETY
White House to fight rise in heroin deaths
The White House plans to pair law enforcement with public health workers to combat the rise of heroin deaths in the US.
MILITARY
‘Don’t give UK troops psychosis-tied drug’
A British MP has called on the army to put an end to the use of a malaria drug for UK troopers.
PALESTINE
Egypt opens Rafah border for 4 days
Cairo opens the Rafah border crossing in the south of the besieged Gaza Strip for four days.
PALESTINE
Huge rally backs Palestinian hunger striker
Palestinians rally in force to voice support for hunger-striking inmate.
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Fresh violence kills 10 in Ukraine
At least 10 people are killed in fresh wave of violence in east Ukraine.
PALESTINE
Israeli forces shoot Palestinian man dead
A Palestinian man is shot dead by Israeli forces after alledgedly trying to stab an Israeli border policeman in the occupied West Bank
SOCIETY
US plane crash kills five people
Five people were killed Sunday when two small planes collided in midair over San Diego, California.
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Bomb rocks central Bangkok
A bomb explodes outside a religious shrine in central Bangkok, killing at least 20 people, police sources say.
EU
Greece PM likely to call confidence vote
Greek prime minister is likely to call a confidence vote following Athens’ recent bailout deal with eurozone countries.
SUDAN
S Sudan warring sides sign peace deal
South Sudan's government and rebels sign a peace agreement, hours before the end of a deadline threatening international sanctions.
SOCIETY
‘UK diabetes rise may bankrupt NHS’
The rise in diabetes cases in the UK is threatening to bankrupt the NHS.
ECONOMY
Iran opens Mideast’s largest caviar plant
Iran has opened a sturgeon farm described as the Middle East’s largest on its Caspian coasts to produce high-end caviar -- the most prized luxury delicacy reserved for the rich.
DEFENSE
‘Iran to make enemies regret acts’
The Iranian defense minister says Iran’s response to enemy moves will make them regret their acts.
PERSIAN GULF
Inferno devours Kuwait oil refinery
A huge fire breaks out at Kuwait’s Shuaiba oil refinery.
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Malaysia police to probe bid to topple PM
Malaysia’s police chief announces plans to probe an alleged plot to oust Prime Minister Najib Razak amid a scandal over his wealth.
INTERVIEWS
'US currency war with China to backfire'
The US “bellicose war talk” regarding China’s devaluation of its currency is “solely inappropriate,” says an analyst.
POLITICS
Ecuador slams UK over Assange
Ecuador has hit out at the UK over the deadlocked case of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
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