TURKEY
Turkey ‘building wall on Syria border’
The Turkish military is building a concrete wall along the border with Syria, reports say.
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HUMAN RIGHTS
‘I fired 12 times at unarmed black man’
A white US police officer who killed an unarmed African American man two years ago says he probably fired twelve shots at him.
EU
Eurozone to discuss Greece's 3rd bailout
Eurozone finance ministers are to discuss the terms of a third bailout for Greece.
KOREAS
N Korea rejects South’s mine attack claim
North Korea rejects the accusations that the mines that recently wounded two South Korean soldiers had been planted by Pyangyang.
POLITICS
UK's Labour starts leadership vote
The UK’s Labour front-runner Jeremy Corbyn continues to lead as the party officially starts voting.
POLITICS
Cleric urges defining JCPOA’s legal status
A senior Iranian cleric says officials should define the precise legal status of an agreement reached between Iran and the P5+1 group of countries.
SOCIETY
‘Telegram apologizes to Iran for stickers’
An Iranian minister says the entity responsible for running the application Telegram has apologized to Iran for a series of unethical “stickers.”
ENERGY
Iran unveils first oil plan under new model
Iran plans a $2.2 billion development of a field shared with Iraq to produce 50,000 barrels of oil per day, an official says, marking the first introduction of major energy projects under a new contract.
FOREIGN POLICY
British mafia-migrants nexus revealed
A French mayor says ‘English mafia’ is involved in trafficking people into the UK from migrant camps in northern France.
POLITICS
Iran urges collective anti-terror fight
The Iranian foreign minister warns of the threat of terrorism and urges a collective anti-terror campaign.
PALESTINE
PA to sue Israel at ICC for killing teenager
The Palestinian Authority says it will sue Israel at the ICC for killing a teenager in the occupied West Bank two weeks ago.
FOREIGN POLICY
US Rep. drafting Iran war authorization
Another US Democratic congressman has announced opposition to the Iran nuclear agreement.
ENERGY
Iran trade beckons as Swiss annul sanction
Swiss companies, including major oil traders Glencore, Vitol and Trafigura, got a major boost as their country became the first nation to lift sanctions on Iran Thursday.
LEBANON
War on Zionists, Takfiris to go on: Hezbollah
War against Zionists and Takfiris will continue until they are defeated, says the deputy secretary general of Hezbollah.
FOREIGN POLICY
Congress urged to vote 'no' on Iran
The Anti-Defamation League in the US has urged Congress to vote against the Iran nuclear agreement.
EGYPT
Egypt freezes Brotherhood members assets
Egyptian authorities have frozen the assets of over 1,300 Muslim Brotherhood members in 18 months.
POLITICS
House Dems: Read intel on Iran deal
A group of House Democrats urges colleagues to read intelligence assessment about the Iran nuclear agreement to see why it works.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Lord Janner faces child sex abuse trial
A former senior British politician appears in a London court for hearing over child sex abuse charges.
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