ENERGY
Turkey to boost gas imports from Iran
Turkey has reached an agreement with Iran to import more natural gas from the Islamic Republic.
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SAUDI ARABIA
‘Most leaked Saudi documents verified’
The veracity of most of purported secret diplomatic Saudi documents published by WikiLeaks has been established.
SOCIETY
Number of UK vulnerable children escalates
Official data obtained under the Freedom of Information (FOI) reveal that the number of vulnerable children in the UK has risen for five years in a row.
MILITARY
US to provide aircraft to NATO force
The Pentagon says it will contribute weapons, aircraft and military personnel to support NATO’s new rapid reaction force.
SOCIETY
'NHS cancer guidelines could save lives'
5,000 lives could be saved every year in England if fresh NHS cancer strategies are introduced.
SOCIETY
Many Brits jailed for human trafficking
Nearly 100 British people were jailed in France last year as they attempted to illegally smuggle people through the port of Calais.
SOCIETY
‘Jihadi John in Libya’
A US intelligence official says ISIL executioner dubbed ‘Jihadi John’ by the Western media, has fled Syria to Libya.
ENERGY
Iran ‘most attractive oil market’ now
With an investment plan worth $200 billion, Iran’s oil industry is the most attractive market for international investors, a senior energy official said on Tuesday.
POLITICS
‘Iran, Syria on united anti-terror front’
The Syrian interior minister says Iran and Syria are on a united front against terrorism in the region.
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Radar glitch grounds New Zealand flights
A radar fault in New Zealand’s air traffic control system ground all commercial and passenger planes.
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Cholera kills at least 18 in South Sudan
A cholera outbreak kills at least 18 people in South Sudan.
POLITICS
US Senate confirms new TSA chief
The Senate voted on Monday to confirm a new leader for the Transportation Security Administration.
AFGHANISTAN
Dutch woman abducted in Afghanistan
Unknown gunmen reportedly abduct a Dutch female aid worker in Afghanistan.
ECONOMY
Malta renews shipping deal with Iran
Malta Freeport has renewed its contracts with Iran’s Hafiz Darya Shipping Lines (HDS) amid rising anticipation that sanctions will be removed on Tehran later this year, the national paper Times of Malta has reported.
INTERVIEWS
‘US spending big on Syria militants’
An academic says the United States is spending top dollar on militants in Syria every year.
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Demo turns violent in Armenia
Armenian riot police use water cannon to break up a protest rally against a hike in public electricity prices.
AFGHANISTAN
Afghan forces retake district in Kunduz
Afghan forces recapture a district in the country’s northeastern province of Kunduz.
ECONOMY
Tehran bourse loses $3.5 billion in a month
Iran’s main bourse lost $3.5 billion in the month of Khordad that ended on June 21 as a lingering recession took its toll on major businesses, the daily Hamshahri reported on Tuesday.
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