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Grenade attacks injure 11 Burundi police
At least 11 police forces are injured in grenade attacks in the Burundian capital city of Bujumbura.
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POLITICS
Obama: Write trade rules before China
US President Barack Obama has urged Congress to write trade rules "before China does."
ECONOMY
Huge anti-Tory rally in London+Video
Tens of thousands of Britons have rallied against all-out Conservative government's austerity policies.
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Blast near Sana’a mosque kills three
A car bomb explodes near a Shia mosque in the Yemeni capital, Sana’a, killing and injuring ten people, reports say.
IRAQ
ISIL kidnaps 70 Iraqi Sunnis in Tikrit
The ISIL terrorists in Iraq kidnap dozens of Sunni tribesmen west of Tikrit.
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Grexit specter drinks Greek banks dry
Greeks drain a total of EUR five billion from the country’s banks amid Grexit fears.
HUMAN RIGHTS
UK police crackdown on anti-govt. activists
UK police have adopted new measures to put more pressure on anti-government protests ahead of London's anti-austerity rally.
GERMANY
Merkel urges deal before EU summit
German Chancellor Angela Merkel says there must be a deal between Greece and its creditors in a bid to decide on it in the upcoming EU summit.
SOCIETY
US trooper fatally shoots man
A US police trooper fatally shot a man on a footbridge over Storrow Drive near Boston University on Friday.
KOREAS
No new MERS cases in South Korea
South Korea reports no new cases of MERS for the first time in 16 days.
EGYPT
Egypt forces kill 15 militants in Sinai
Egyptian soldiers kill 15 militants during separate operations in the restive Sinai Peninsula.
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Hondurans demand president resignation
Thousands of Hondurans march to call on the president to step down over a graft scandal.
FOREIGN POLICY
Sources: UK to hold EU vote in 2016
Some sources say the government is exploring the possibility of holding a referendum on EU membership in October 2016.
INDIA
Deaths from toxic brews in India hit 66
The number of people killed in India’s Mumbai after drinking toxic alcohol reaches 66.
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Japan pledges $3.5m aid for Rohingya
Japan says it will provide USD 3.5 million in emergency aid to help Myanmar’s ethnic Rohingya Muslims.
ENERGY
Iran says will win legal dispute with Turkey
Iran will win again an arbitration case brought by Turkey for reduced gas prices after Ankara’s first attempt was quashed by the International Chamber of Commerce in Switzerland in 2014, an energy official predicted on Saturday.
INTERVIEWS
US represented by al-Qaeda in Geneva?
The US-Saudi Arabia alliance was represented by al-Qaeda in the recent Geneva talks, international lawyer Barry Grossman says.
COLOMBIA
Woman found carrying cocaine in implants
A woman is found carrying cocaine in her breast implants in the Colombian capital, Bogota.
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