POLITICS
UK govt. spy laws ‘unlawful’
Britain’s High court has ruled that the government’s emergency spy laws are unlawful.
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MILITARY
US assures allies over South China Sea
The new US commander of the Pacific Fleet has assured allies that US forces are ready to respond to any contingency in the South China Sea.
EU
Memorials held for victims of MH17 flight
The relatives of MH17 crash victims grieve at ceremonies on the one-year anniversary of the crash of the passenger plane in eastern Ukraine.
EU
New rules urged over Germanwings crash
The EU aviation watchdog urges the presence of two members in cockpits at all times.
INTERVIEWS
'Iran nuclear program changed US tone'
The extent of Iran’s nuclear program ultimately made the US change its approach towards the Islamic Republic, says a journalist and historian.
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Two wildfires break out in Greece
Wildfires erupt in the Greek capital and the Peloponnese Peninsula in Greece’s south.
FRANCE
‘ISIL in Syria urged hit in France’
A terrorism suspect arrested in France has said he was instructed by ISIL to carry out a terrorist attack in the country, according to the Paris prosecutor.
MILITARY
UK pilots carry out airstrikes in Syria
RAF pilots join members of the so-called anti-ISIL coalition in the bombing campaign in Syria.
ECONOMY
India plans $3bn aluminum smelter in Iran
India plans a $3 billion aluminum smelter complex in Iran, now that nuclear negotiations between Tehran and the P5+1 countries have concluded, media reports say.
NIGERIA
Triple blasts kill 13 Nigerian worshippers
Triple bomb attacks kill at least 13 worshippers in northeast Nigeria.
GERMANY
German MPs to vote on Greek bailout deal
German lawmakers prepare to vote on a bailout deal for Greece.
SOCIETY
Two security guards shot in Maryland
One US security guard has been killed and another wounded in a shooting incident in Maryland.
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Australia rapped for offshore detention
Rights groups say Australia’s offshore detention policy is disastrous.
SOCIETY
Clemency for those who study in prisons
Justice secretary unveils a plan under which inmates who work hard for qualifications could be allowed to leave prison.
AFGHANISTAN
Afghan leader backs talks with Taliban
The Afghan president says peace talks with Taliban would help end ‘bloodshed’ in the country.
FOREIGN POLICY
Clinton hails conclusion of Iran talks
Democratic US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has hailed the successful conclusion of nuclear talks between Iran and the P5+1 group of countries.
ECONOMY
Race tightens for Iran’s auto market
German automakers are pondering a return to Iran as a large trade delegation led by Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel lands in Tehran on Sunday.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Support for care leavers in UK deteriorates
Vulnerable young people leaving foster care are not being adequately taken care of, according to Whitehall’s spending watchdog.
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