IRAQ
Nearly 1,500 killed in Iraq in June: UN
The United Nations says at least 1,466 people were killed in Iraq's conflict last month.
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EU
Germany skeptical of Greece bailout offer
Germany expresses doubt about Greece’s new bailout concessions to its international creditors.
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Burundi clashes leave six dead
At least six Burundians, including a police officer, are killed in clashes in the capital as the nation awaits election results.
INDIA
India 'rights abuse' in Kashmir rapped
Amnesty International has denounced India for 'rights violation' in Kashmir.
SOCIETY
UK students turning to payday loans
UK students already amass tens of thousands of pounds in debt, now an increasing number are also using payday loans to survive.
ENERGY
Iranian tankers eying European markets
Iranian tanker ships to return to Europe’s maritime transportation market as sanctions against the Islamic Republic lose ground.
SOCIETY
BBC to slash hundreds of jobs
The decrease in the number of people paying their TV licence fee has hit the BBC, forcing the international broadcaster to take radical job cuts.
SYRIA
Terrorists mimic ISIL executions in video
A Takfiri terrorist group releases a video imitating the executions performed by the ISIL.
CHINA
China 'concerned' over Turkey complaints
China expresses concern over Turkish complaints about restrictions on Muslims during Ramadan.
RUSSIA
Russia halts gas supplies to Ukraine
Russia halts supplying natural gas to Ukraine after pricing talks between Moscow and its western neighbor fail.
FOREIGN POLICY
US won’t protect Israeli settlements
The US says it will not protect Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories against boycott.
LEBANON
Lebanon army kills 5 Takfiri militants
The Lebanese army kills five Takfiri militants along the border with Syria.
HUMAN RIGHTS
UN report: UK stripping children of rights
A new report for the United Nations has found that the British government’s policies are stripping children of their rights.
SOCIETY
Another black church burns in US
A fire broke out at Mount Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church in South Carolina.
SYRIA
Syria Kurds regain control of Tal Abyad
Syrian Kurdish fighters regain full control of the northern Syrian border town of Tal Abyad from ISIL Takfiri militants.
INTERVIEWS
'US, Saudi Arabia committing war crimes'
The international community must hold the United States and Saudi Arabia accountable for their war crimes and violation of human rights.
ECONOMY
French firm snaps up Iran railway deal
France’s architectural firm AREP has signed a $7 million deal for redevelopment of three main railway stations in Iran, marking a return of European companies as nuclear negotiations are reaching a climax.
EU
Italy nabs alleged Syria-bound militants
Italian police detain 10 people accused of planning to go to Syria to fight for terrorist groups.
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