BUSINESS
Russia to remedy bans by Islamic banking
Russia's Sberbank says it plans to use Islamic baking to ease effects of sanctions.
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PAKISTAN
Sharif vows to counter ‘foreign threats’
Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif vows to defend Pakistan against foreign meddling.
IRAQ
Iraqi forces advance near Ramadi
Iraqi forces recapture a key district southwest of the city of Ramadi.
POLITICS
Iran reiterates backing Yemeni people
A senior Iranian official condemns the Saudi aggression against Yemen, reiterating Iran's support for the people of the impoverished country.
PALESTINE
Gaza-bound aid ship to dock in Spain
A ship carrying goods for the Palestinians in the besieged Gaza Strip is set to dock in Spain.
INTERVIEWS
Obama a ‘chronic liar’ on NSA spying
US President Barack Obama is “lying” about the number of lawmakers who oppose the NSA spying programs, says a journalist.
ECONOMY
First Iran ship docks at Oman’s Sohar port
The first Iranian ship on Saturday arrived in Oman’s Sohar port.
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Gunmen kill two soldiers in Thailand
Gunmen shoot dead two soldiers in Thailand's southern province of Pattani.
SOCIETY
Texas passes 'open carry' gun law
Texas lawmakers on Friday approved carrying handguns openly on the streets of the nation's second most-populous state.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudis hold funeral for blast victim
Saudis hold a funeral for a victim of the May 22 bomb attack in Eastern Province who succumbed to his injuries.
EGYPT
Egypt deports political activist to US
Egypt releases Mohamed Soltan, an imprisoned Egyptian-American political activist, and deports him to the United States.
NORTH AFRICA
Fighting kills 8 in Libya’s Benghazi
Random shelling on a park in Libya’s Benghazi kills eight civilians, including children.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
‘IAEA's Iran report trite, legally flawed’
An Iranian official says the latest IAEA report on Tehran’s nuclear program is hackneyed and contains legal flaws.
POLITICS
O'Malley launches White House bid
Former Maryland governor Martin O'Malley has announced his candidacy for US president.
POLITICS
GOP rips Obama over Cuba decision
Republicans slam President Obama for removing Cuba from the list of "state sponsors of terrorism."
SPORTS
FIFA hints US probe has ulterior motives
FIFA President Sepp Blatter hints the US mau harbor ulterior motives in its recent investigation into the soccer organization.
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Burundi election board official flees
The vice president of Burundi’s election commission resigns and flees the violence-wracked central African country.
TURKEY
Turkey opposition raps govt. over Syria
Turkey’s main opposition party criticizes the government in Ankara for supporting the militants in Syria.
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