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Austria complains of EU-funded UK project
Austria files complaint with the European Court of Justice over the EU-funded UK nuclear plant project.

Austria files complaint with the European Court of Justice over the EU-funded UK nuclear plant project.

Egypt’s military says it killed 241 militants in Sinai Peninsula from July 1 to 5.

The governor of the Central Bank of Iran (CBI) says a single forex system will be introduced in the country within six months after a final nuclear deal between the P5+1 group of countries takes effect.

Syrian forces and Hezbollah fighters are advancing into central parts of the border town of Zabadani.

Yemeni forces shoot down a second Saudi spy drone in the northwestern province of Sa’ada.

Income inequality in the United States continued to grow in 2014, according to University of California economist Emmanuel Saez.

A new survey slams poor care for British dementia patients.

Iran and the P5+1 hold a plenary ministerial meeting over Tehran's nuclear program.

Sen. Bob Corker has urged US Secretary of State John Kerry to not rush to a bad nuclear deal with Iran.

A malfunction causes an Iraqi warplane to drop a bomb over eastern Baghdad, killing nine people.

A pro-Palestinian rally in the UK reportedly closes a factory making drones for Israel.

Iran’s gasoline consumption rose in the first quarter of the year which began on March 21 despite the country’s cancellation of subsidized fuel to motorists, the Ministry of Petroleum reported on Monday.

Armed militants kill two Shia brothers and a policeman in Pakistan’s southwestern city of Quetta.

Iran says Israel is also a threat to its supporters, namely the West, including the US.

The ISIL terror threat in Afghanistan will top the agenda of the upcoming leader’s summit of the SCO in Russia.

At least three people are killed and 13 others wounded in a bomb blast in Afghanistan’s Kandahar.

ISIL militants abduct 111 schoolchildren from various districts of the northern Iraqi city of Mosul.

Two bomb explosions claim the lives of at least 44 people in Nigeria’s central city of Jos.