ECONOMY
UK youths face benefit cuts
Thousands of young British workers may be prevented from receiving tax credits and housing benefits for four years as part of the Tory government plans to tighten the rules for EU migrants.
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ENERGY
‘Oil output rise pending sanctions removal’
Managing director of the National Iranian Oil Company says Tehran will not raise oil production until sanctions imposed on the country are removed.
FOREIGN POLICY
Envoy to Netanyahu: Get more US aid
The US envoy to Israel urges Netanyahu to receive more US military aid over the Iran nuclear agreement.
NEWS
‘Occupying armies bring no democracy’
An op-ed by Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif published in the Tuesday edition of the Turkish Cumhuriyet daily
ENERGY
US OKs oil buys from Iran till bans lifted
The US has given an authorization to Iran’s oil clients to purchase oil from the country until sanctions are lifted.
SOCIETY
Two men fatally shot in Las Vegas
Two people were killed in a shooting on the west side of the Las Vegas Valley on Monday.
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‘Japan WWII statement includes apology’
A statement to mark Japan’s World War II defeat anniversary reportedly includes the word “apology.”
IRAQ
Iraq parliament approves premier’s reforms
The Iraqi parliament approves a set of proposals by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi that aim to battle corruption and reduce government costs.
SOCIETY
US man arrested for trying to join ISIL
Nader Saadeh, 20, has sought to form a small army to fight along the Daesh terrorist group.
TURKEY
Turkey identifies US Consulate assailant
Turkish officials identify one of the women involved in a recent armed attack on the US Consulate building in Istanbul.
MEXICO
Activist in Mexico student search killed
An activist who played a key role in the search for missing people in Mexico is found dead.
CHINA
Thousands flee ammonia leak in China
Over 10,000 people are evacuated from a suburb of the Chinese city of Nanchong over an ammonia leak.
TURKEY
Turkey warplanes hit PKK positions in SE
Turkish warplanes attack 17 positions belonging to the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) in Turkey’s southeast.
INTERVIEWS
'Obama-AIPAC conflict reaching climax'
The conflict between the Obama administration and the AIPAC is reaching a “climax,” says an analyst.
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UNSC urges peace talks in Burundi
The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) urges the Burundian government and opposition to hold peace talks.
ENERGY
Iran says can transit Qatar gas to Europe
Iran has proposed to transit Qatar’s gas to Europe through Turkey.
EU
Greece ‘reaches deal’ with creditors
A Greek government source reportedly says Athens has reached an agreement with its international creditors over a bailout package.
EGYPT
Egypt jails 74 Brotherhood supporters
An Egyptian court sentences 74 supports of the Muslim Brotherhood movement to three years in prison each.
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