EGYPT
Egypt police jailed for torture death freed
An Egyptian police major imprisoned for his role in the fatal torturing of a detainee is released on court order.
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ENERGY
Americans watch as Iran sanctions crumble
The US government is warning against a rush for trade with Iran but US allies are not waiting for sanctions on Tehran to come down and the American media is taking note.
SYRIA
European Union extends Syria sanctions
The European Union extends its sanctions against Syria for another year.
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‘Sahel tension displaces 3.5 million’
The UN says over 3.5 million are displaced due to conflicts in Africa’s Sahel.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Colorado man ‘sane’ when killed12
The man who massacred 12 people and injured 70 others at a movie theater in Denver three years ago, was definitely sane, says a psychiatrist.
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Chilean police clash with protesters
Chilean police clash with students demanding better public education during a demonstration.
POLITICS
‘Only diplomacy solves Yemen, Syria crises’
A senior Iranian official reaffirms the need for a political solution to the crises in Yemen and Syria.
INTERVIEWS
‘Mideast mayhem result of US intervention’
A political commentator says the wars in Yemen, Syria and Iraq are the consequences of the US policy in the Middle East.
COLOMBIA
Six killed in fresh Colombia clashes
Six people are killed in fresh violent clashes between army soldiers and FARC rebels in northeast Colombia.
IRAQ
UN raps ISIL raid on Iraq cultural sites
The UN denounces as barbaric the destruction of Iraq’s cultural heritage by the ISIL Takfiri terrorists.
EGYPT
Egyptians rap high-profile death verdicts
Egyptian protesters condemn the death sentences against former president Mohamed Morsi and 105 others.
INTERVIEWS
‘Western spy agencies back Mideast terror’
An analyst says the West and its allies support the spread of terrorism to ruin the Middle East nations.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US cops slam pregnant woman to ground
A newly released video shows two US cops slamming a pregnant black woman to the ground while her hands behind her back in Barstow, California.
FOREIGN POLICY
Kenyan terrorist pleads guilty in US
A Kenyan man pleaded guilty to terrorism support charges on Thursday in the US.
PALESTINE
Pro-Palestinians urge FIFA to oust Israel
Pro-Palestine protesters demand the expulsion of Israel from football’s governing body, FIFA.
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Yemen Ansarullah makes new gains in Aden
Yemen’s Ansarullah fighters, backed by allied army units, make fresh gains in the Yemeni city of Aden.
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Baltics eye anti-Russia missile system
The three Baltic states are mulling a joint air defense system in response to to what they call Russia’s moves in the region.
POLITICS
Kerry sued over Hillary Clinton’s emails
A government watchdog group is suing Secretary of State John Kerry in order to obtain Hillary Clinton’s government emails.
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