PAKISTAN
Militant attacks kill 4 in Pakistan
Two separate attacks in southern Pakistan leave at least 4 killed and 6 wounded.
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POLITICS
European Parliament team in Iran
A European Parliament delegation is in Iran to sit down with the country’s officials.
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Fresh Saudi air raids kill 3 Yemenis
At least three civilians are killed in fresh airstrikes by Saudi Arabia against Yemen.
INTERVIEWS
‘Torture enshrined in US history’
Torture and humiliation are enshrined in the United States’ history, an American activist and radio host says.
RUSSIA
West triggered Ukraine crisis: Putin
Russian president says that the conflict in Ukraine was deliberately generated by "unprofessional actions" of the West.
ECONOMY
Finland firm wins Iran pelletizing project
The Finnish engineering group Outotec has won an order for design and delivery of technology and services for an iron ore pelletizing plant in Iran, the company has said.
SOCIETY
US auto safety agency admits flaws
The US government’s auto safety agency has admitted its staffers didn’t understand airbag technology very well.
PERSIAN GULF
Amnesty urges release of Sheikh Salman
Amnesty International refutes charges against Bahraini cleric Sheikh Ali Salman as groundless and calls for his immediate release.
PAKISTAN
“1,900 Shia Muslims killed in Pakistan”
A new study shows that more than 1,900 Shia Muslims have been killed in Pakistan since 2012.
AFGHANISTAN
US drone raid kills 15 Afghan civilians
Afghan officials confirm that 15 civilians were killed in a US drone attack in Khost province on Friday.
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Hondurans rally against 'gov’t graft'
Hondurans hold a protest rally to condemn alleged government corruption and urge the president to step down.
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UNSC briefed on Minsk deal violations
A senior UN official briefs the UN Security Council on the infringement of the Minsk deal.
SYRIA
UN must act on Turkey aggression: Syria
Syria calls for a “prompt and decision” action from the international community to stop Turkish ‘aggression’ against the Arab country.
INTERVIEWS
‘Hackers could be from within US’
A former Pentagon official says there is no clear proof showing that hackers were necessarily from China, adding they could be from within the US.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
'Excessive demands hindering Iran deal'
Iran’s Foreign Minister says excessive demands hinder a final agreement between Tehran and the P5+1.
ECONOMY
Tehran bourse has foreign investors agog
Interest builds up in trade with Iran in anticipation of a nuclear deal, with British money managers preparing a major entry into the Tehran stock market.
PAKISTAN
Pakistan to hike army budget by 11%
Pakistan's finance minister has announced an 11 percent hike in its military budget.
SOCIETY
US church turns blind eye on abuse
The archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis faces criminal charges for turning a blind eye to reports of child abuse by a priest for years.
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