TURKEY
Erdogan, Davutoglu misuse judiciary: HDP
Pro-Kurdish party HDP files complaints against Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu.
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POLITICS
WH confirms death of ex-Taliban leader
The White House says the US intelligence community has confirmed that former Taliban leader Mullah Mohammed Omar is dead.
PALESTINE
Palestinians to take infant case to UN
The Palestinian Authority says it will take a recent infanticide case to the UN.
INTERVIEWS
‘US, allies still seeking Assad’s fall’
An international human rights lawyer in Paris says the United States and its Western allies are still dedicated to the ouster of the Assad government.
NORTH AFRICA
‘ISIL kills five Libyan troops’
The ISIL terrorist group reportedly slays five troops in eastern Libya.
POLITICS
Moniz: Iran agreement will go into effect
US Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz says he is confident that the Iran nuclear agreement will definitely go into effect.
RUSSIA
Russia slams fresh US bans over Ukraine
Russia’s Foreign Ministry censures fresh US sanctions imposed against Russian individuals and firms.
CULTURE
Italy returns Iran’s stolen artifacts
Italy has returned some 30 Iranian stolen artifacts seized in the European country following a verdict by a court of appeals.
TURKEY
3 Turkish troops injured in PKK ambush
At least three Turkish troops are injured in an attack by suspected PKK members in southeastern Turkey.
SOCIETY
Charleston killer pleads not guilty
Dylann Roof who killed nine black people in a historic church in Charleston last month pleaded not guilty.
SOCIETY
Osama sister, mom killed in UK plane crash
At least four people are killed after a private jet crashed while trying to land at an airport in Hampshire.
MILITARY
US warship will leave Persian Gulf
The US Navy has announced that the USS Theodore Roosevelt will leave the Persian Gulf this fall.
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Saudi drones launch raids on NW Yemen
Saudi drones launch three airstrikes on the city of Harad in Yemen’s northwestern province of Hajjah.
INTERVIEWS
US spies on Abe for subservient behavior
The US is spying on Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe due to his "subservient behavior."
INTERVIEWS
'US sanctions on Russia meaningless'
The sanctions Washington has been imposing against Moscow are "meaningless" and lack the backing of US allies, says an analyst.
PALESTINE
Israeli forces kill 2 Palestinians
Palestinian medics say Israeli forces have shot dead two Palestinians in the Gaza Strip and West Bank.
PALESTINE
Israeli baby killing terrorist act: UN chief
UN chief Ban Ki-moon says the recent Israeli arson attack that killed a Palestinian toddler was a “terrorist act”.
SPORTS
Iran basketball players sweep US squad
Iran's basketball team defeats the US side 71-56 to advance to the final of the 2015 International Basketball Challenge in China.
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