LEBANON
Rifts in Muslim world benefit Israel: Hariri
The Lebanese premier urges Muslims to set aside their differences and focus on efforts to promote their common goals.
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FOREIGN POLICY
'UK spies gave first tipoff on US election hack'
British intelligence was “among the first” to alert their US counterparts that Russian hackers had targeted the DNC.
KOREAS
Tokyo urges Seoul to remove contentious statue
The statue, installed outside Japan’s consulate in South Korea’s Busan, symbolizes the women who were forced to work as sex slaves for Japanese soldiers during WWII.
SYRIA
Syria’s Rif Dimashq hit by bomb explosion
Amid a nationwide ceasefire, a car bombing claims four lives in Syria’s southern province of Rif Dimashq.
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Ghana's new president sworn in
Nana Akufo-Addo takes the presidential oath of office at a ceremony in Accra, attended by several African heads of state.
SYRIA
Syria approves Aleppo reconstruction plan
The initiative includes measures to restore public services and security to the violence-hit northwestern city.
GERMANY
Germans protest NATO troop deployment
Scores of people march through the northern port city of Bremerhaven to oppose the transport of NATO troops and weapons.
IRAQ
Another fatal bombing rocks Baghdad’s Sadr City
A car bomb explosion leaves at least 20 people dead in the Shia-populated district north of the Iraqi capital.
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Gambia mediation ‘to remain peaceful for now’
Liberia's president says ECOWAS will not deploy military forces to the West African country gripped by political crisis.
PALESTINE
Hamas: Facebook colluding with Israel
The Palestinian resistance movement slams the social networking giant for launching a crackdown on over 100 accounts and pages supporting the group.
SOCIETY
Airport shooting suspect could face death penalty
A US Iraq war veteran, accused of shooting 5 people to death at Florida's Fort Lauderdale Airport, has been charged.
POLITICS
Israeli diplomat plotted to ‘take down’ UK MPs
Shai Masot has been recorded on camera, saying he planned to "take down" pro-Palestinian British lawmakers.
INTERVIEWS
‘3rd Reich, Zionist elements among US spies’
The United States intelligence community is replete with “biased” elements and cannot be trusted to report on Russia’s hacking against the 2016 presidential election, an analyst says.
SOCIETY
Corbyn urges May's action on NHS crisis
The UK's opposition party leader demands government response to Red Cross report of a looming humanitarian crisis at NHS hospitals.
SOCIETY
Facebook live torturers ordered to stay
An Chicago judge refuses to set free four African Americans accused of torturing a mentally disabled white boy and streaming it live on Facebook.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Republicans eager to fund US-Mexico wall
US Republican lawmakers are eager to fund a wall along the US-Mexico border regardless of reimbursement by Mexico City.
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Mutineers release Ivory Coast minister
Ivory Coast's Defense Minister Alain Richard Donwahi is released after being held hostage by a group of mutinous troops in the city of Bouake.
GERMANY
‘Germany should close Salafist mosques’
Salafist mosques should be closed and their communities disbanded, says German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel.
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