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Libya's oil output drops over 50% amid political standoff
Libya's oil output has decreased by over 50 percent due to a prolonged political standoff between rival factions.

Libya's oil output has decreased by over 50 percent due to a prolonged political standoff between rival factions.

Iraqi air defense units intercept and shoot down a Turkish drone flying in the skies over the country’s northern oil-rich city of Kirkuk.

The UN says Israeli authorities have systematically subjected Palestinian women and girls to sexual violence.

The people of Venezuela have voted: they want President Maduro to stay in power.

The Philippines says the US has offered to escort Manila’s supply ships in the disputed South China Sea.

The leader of Yemen’s Ansarullah resistance movement has described reconciliation with Israel as "impossible."

Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 16:00 GMT on August 29, 2024.

Israel has killed 662 Palestinians and injured about 5,400 in the West Bank since early October last year.

The lawyer of billionaire Pavel Durov, CEO and co-founder of Telegram, dismisses the "absurd" charges alleged against his client by France.

Israel has been withholding the bodies of hundreds of Palestinians.
President Pezeshkian says Iran's principled policy is to foster peace and friendship, avoid tensions and conflicts, and interact with world countries.

Jewish activists have called on the United States to stop arming the Israeli regime.

The commander of a Palestinian resistance group affiliated with Saraya al-Quds has been killed in a heavy exchange of fire with the Israeli regime’s forces in the occupied West Bank.

Israeli forces with heavy machinery roam the streets of Jenin.

The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman warns against Israel’s sinister and racist plots to expand the scale of killing and crimes across Palestine.

Here are Press TV's news headlines at 10:00 GMT, August 29, 2024.

The New Yorker has published the photos of the 2005 American Marines’ massacre in Iraq's Haditha, shocking the world.

Iranian tech companies are making their debut at Information Technology Commerce Network in Karachi.