HUMAN RIGHTS
Supreme Court backs execution drug
The US Supreme Court has upheld the use of a drug used in executions, saying it does not violate a ban on cruel and unusual punishment.
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NORTH AFRICA
UN envoy optimistic on Libya unity deal
The UN expresses hope that Libya's two rival parliaments would endorse its plan for a unity government later this week.
INTERVIEWS
Israel in ‘direct rebellion’ against God
The creation of Israel by Zionist Jews in 1948 was a “direct rebellion” against God and contrary to the teachings of the Torah, an American orthodox rabbi says.
IRAQ
Iraqi forces clear Baiji of ISIL Takfiris
Iraqi army soldiers and volunteer forces purge the oil city of Baiji of ISIL militants.
ECONOMY
Iran car imports down 51%
Newly published figures suggest that car imports to Iran have significantly dropped in the first quarter of the current Persian calendar year (starting on March 21).
NUCLEAR ENERGY
France: No new deadline for Iran talks
The French foreign minister says no new target date will be set for Iran nuclear talks.
PALESTINE
Israel to build barrier along Jordan border
Tel Aviv decides to erect a barrier along the Jordan border to allegedly secure a new airport near Eilat.
FOREIGN POLICY
Too early to say if Iran deal sealed: Kerry
US Secretary of State John Kerry says it is still too soon to tell if a comprehensive nuclear deal with Iran is within reach.
HUMAN RIGHTS
UK Labour peer faces trial on child abuse
A senior British politician is to stand in the dock over child sex abuse.
SOCIETY
Arson fires plague US black churches
Suspicious fires have damaged or destroyed at least six predominantly black churches in four Southern states since Charleston massacre.
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Saudi air strikes kill 15 civilians in Yemen
At least 15 civilians, among them women and children, are killed in multiple fresh Saudi airstrikes on Yemen.
BUSINESS
Global stocks tumble amid Greece fears
Stocks markets around the world have sharply declined amid growing fears that Greece may default on debts and leave the eurozone.
SYRIA
Key district in Syria’s Hasakah liberated
Syrian army retakes key neighborhood in the northeastern city of Hasakah from ISIL militants.
MILITARY
US training of Syria militants stalls
The US military is currently training fewer than 100 so-called “moderate” rebels in Syria to fight the ISIL terrorist group.
AFGHANISTAN
Taliban ambush kills 11 Afghan soldiers
A Taliban ambush kills at least 11 soldiers in Afghanistan's western province of Herat.
NEWS
Syria mortar attack leaves 3 injured
A mortar shell lands in central Damascus in the second such attack on the capital in as many days.
EGYPT
Egypt state prosecutor dies after bombing
Egypt's state prosecutor dies from wounds he sustained in a bomb blast in Cairo.
SOCIETY
Uptick in terror 'chatter' in US: McCaul
House Homeland Security Chairman Michael McCaul says Americans must remain alert to possible terrorist attacks during July 4 events.
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