ECONOMY
‘Iran seeks more investment in FTZs’
An advisor to Iran's president says attracting investors is the best strategy to develop Iran's free trade zones.
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EU
Italians slam anti-Russia sanctions
Protesters in Italy rally to slam Western sanctions imposed on Russia over the crisis in Ukraine.
KOREAS
South Korea confirms 7 new MERS cases
South Korea reports seven new cases of the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS).
MILITARY
Military brass against Obama’s Iraq plan
President Obama sent additional forces to Iraq despite warnings from his top military commanders that the plan would risk American lives.
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Ethnic Albanians protest in Macedonia
Ethnic Albanians rally in Macedonia to denounce the government’s discriminatory policies toward them.
INTERVIEWS
US use of women in combat 'unlawful'
US women are being involved in combat roles while this has been barred for them for centuries, a journalist says.
SYRIA
Syria Kurds advance into ISIL-held Raqqa
Syrian Kurdish fighters are engaged in heavy fighting with ISIL terrorists near the northern Syrian border town of Tal Abyad in Raqqa Province.
PALESTINE
Israeli forces kill Palestinian near Ramallah
A Palestinian man is shot dead by Israeli forces in the West Bank.
GERMANY
‘Cyber raid infects Merkel office computer’
A computer in German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s office in the Bundestag has also been infected in a recent cyber attack, a report says.
ECONOMY
Dubai hosts conference on Iran investment
A conference on investment opportunities in Iran's free zones is held in Dubai.
EU
Italy police push back migrants
Italian police disperse about 200 African migrants at a border crossing to France.
ECONOMY
Iran, Pakistan launch freight train
Iran, Pakistan launch freight train service between Zahedan and Quetta.
SOCIETY
4 dead in US shooting, suspect at large
Police say four people are dead and one person is injured following a shooting in Ohio on Saturday.
FOREIGN POLICY
Russia, China crack Snowden files
Russia and China crack the encryption of files stolen by US whistleblower Edward Snowden.
PAKISTAN
Fax machines ‘spied’ on Pakistan
Fax machines in Pakistan were reportedly used by a foreign country to spy on Islamabad.
SOCIETY
Killer cop: Rice gave me no choice
The Cleveland police officer who shot dead 12-year-old African American Tamir Rice says he had “no choice”.
EGYPT
Killers of Egypt Shia cleric get jail terms
An Egyptian court sentences 23 people involved in the brutal lynching of Shia leader Hassan Shehata and three others in June 2013 to 14 years behind bars.
SOCIETY
British ISIL recruiter says sorry
A former British militant recruiter says he regrets paving the way for people to join terrorist groups such as ISIL and al-Qaeda.
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