EU
Border controls renewed in parts of Schengen area
Starting from February 11, 2017, Austria, Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Norway should prolong proportionate temporary border controls.
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FOREIGN POLICY
US works with Europe to prevent Russia hacking
US intelligence agencies are working with European governments to prevent Russian cyber attacks.
RUSSIA
Russia rejects role in strikes on Syria’s Idlib
Russia says its fighter jets have not targeted Syrian city of Idlib as part of an aerial campaign in the Arab country.
POLITICS
‘No chance for new UK foothold in Mideast’
Iran's chief Armed Forces spokesman says the Middle East nations will not allow Britain to establish a new foothold in the region.
SOMALIA
Mogadishu steps up security ahead of election
The Somali police commander says forces will secure the election scene and the vote will take place "peacefully as planned."
AFGHANISTAN
Russia, Afghanistan to boost security ties
The Russian foreign minister calls for stronger security cooperation with Afghanistan.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi nabbed before self-immolating in Mecca
Saudi police detain a man who allegedly tried to self-immolate at the Grand Mosque of Mecca.
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Ivory Coast soldiers mutiny again
Ivorian soldiers in Adiake mutiny, renewing an attempt to secure promised bonuses and make other grievances heard.
INTERVIEWS
‘Falling Saudi regime intensifies crackdown’
A London-based analyst says Saudi Arabia has intensified crackdown on dissent because the regime is uncertain about its future.
POLITICS
World must act on Israeli settlements: Iran
Iran says the international community must not remain silent on Israel’s expansionist policies.
BUSINESS
US 2016 trade deficit highest since 2012
A new report says the US trade deficit in 2016 reached the highest level since 2012.
POLITICS
Tensions rising between Trump, GOP
Congressional Republicans are becoming more critical of US President Donald Trump over his policies.
FRANCE
French ex-president to face trial over fraud
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy will face trial over allegations of illegally funding his 2012 election campaign.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Iran imports 149 tonnes of yellowcake
Iran imports the final consignment of a 149-tonne shipment of uranium from Russia.
CHINA
China judge: Trump 'enemy of rule of law'
He Fan, of the Supreme People's Court of China, has likened Trump's criticism of US judiciary to the murder of a judge.
PALESTINE
Israel settlement law crosses 'thick red line': UN
The Israeli parliament recently passed a controversial law that would allow the regime to legally seize Palestinian private land.
AFGHANISTAN
Bomb rocks Kabul Supreme Court, 20 dead
A terrorist explosion has killed at least 20 people in the Afghan capital, Kabul.
POLITICS
Scottish lawmakers to vote on rejecting Brexit
Lawmakers in the devolved assembly in Edinburgh will be asked to agree that Theresa May's Brexit bill should be stopped.
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