POLITICS
Iran marks International Quds Day
Millions of Iranians take to the streets across the country to mark International Quds Day.
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SAUDI ARABIA
‘S Arabia buying positive media coverage’
A report says Saudi Arabia has been paying global media in a bid to buy a positive image internationally.
TURKEY
'Turkey OK’s base for Syria drone strikes'
Ankara reportedly agrees to allow the US to use one of its airbases for airstrikes in Syria.
SOCIETY
US foiled July 4 terror attacks: FBI
The Federal Bureau of Investigation says it foiled attacks planned to kill Americans around the Fourth of July.
SPORTS
Iran taekwondoka wins Universiade gold
Iranian taekwondo fighter Armin Hadipour Seighalani wins a gold medal at the Gwangju Universiade.
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Thousands flee Canada wildfires
Thousands of people in Canada have fled their homes as hundreds of wildfires continue to burn across the country.
PERSIAN GULF
EU parl. urges end to abuses in Bahrain
The European Parliament urges Bahrain to put an end to all human rights abuses in the Persian Gulf kingdom.
SOCIETY
Parents of 5 kids shot dead in US
A Florida couple was shot dead Thursday while their five young children were inside their home, police said.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Zarif: P5+1 group changing positions
Iran’s FM Zarif says the P5+1 group of countries are changing their positions in the talks over Tehran’s nuclear energy program.
IRAQ
Bomb attacks kill 16 in, around Baghdad
A series of bombings in and around the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, has killed 16 people and wounded several others.
FOREIGN POLICY
'US wants intrusive inspections in Iran'
Obama won't agree to a nuclear deal with Tehran, unless Iran goes along with “the most intrusive set of inspections” of its nuclear facilities, says the White House.
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Saudi jets keep pounding Yemen
Saudi Arabia keeps bombing areas across Yemen, while the Yemeni army along with allied forces retaliate by launching attacks on Saudi bases.
IRAQ
ISIL detains over 40 members in N Iraq
ISIL detains over 40 members in northern Iraq over fleeing battlefield in the country.
GERMANY
Opel recalls over 47k cars
Car manufacturer Opel has recalled more than 47,000 family-sized Insignia cars.
EU
Greece offers new proposal to creditors
Greece submits a new proposal to its creditors to avert an exit from the eurozone, a spokesman for the Eurogroup says.
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Spain wildfires burn over 15k hectares
Forest fires in Spain have ravaged more than 15,000 hectares across the country this week, officials say.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
'Iran argument on lifting arms ban valid'
A political analyst says Iran has a valid argument on its demand for the removal of arms embargo imposed on the country.
SOCIETY
Data breach affected 21.5 million in US
Hackers have stolen personal information of 21.5 million people inside and outside US government.
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website