IRAQ
Daesh snipers kill 15 children in Mosul: TV
The victims were reportedly heading to government security checkpoints along with their families when they were hit.
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Australia passes indefinite detention bill
Under the legislation, convicted terrorists in Australia will be kept in jail even after serving their sentences if they continue to be deemed a terror threat.
ECONOMY
Rouhani says Iran stood strong at hard times
Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani says the country did well in the face of plunging oil prices over the past two years.
FOREIGN POLICY
US families reject changes to 9/11 law
The families of some 9/11 victims are angry over proposed amendments to a law that allows them to sue Saudi Arabia.
PALESTINE
First Israeli envoy in Turkey after six years
Eitan Naeh, a career diplomat who previously served as deputy ambassador in London and ambassador to Baku, arrived in the Turkish capital on Thursday.
KOREAS
South Korean president’s fate sealed
South Korea’s ruling party urges scandal-hit President Park Geun-hye to step down next April.
SYRIA
Syrian army gains in Aleppo spark alarm
France says Western and Arab countries that back "moderate" militants in Syria would hold talks in Paris on December 10.
INTERVIEWS
'World must rise up against Israel'
A commentator says the world needs to take a different approach to Israel which has no regard for human life.
INDIA
2 killed, 13 feared dead in blast in S India
Over a dozen others are feared dead as a result of the explosion, which occurred in a village in Tamil Nadu Province.
ENERGY
Iran’s OPEC ‘victory’ hailed at home
The agreement by OPEC to exempt Iran from a much-debated oil freeze plan has been praised by the country’s media as a victory.
HUMAN RIGHTS
‘Hate crimes in UK rise after Brexit vote’
A study by the Institute of Race Relations shows there has been a spike in hate crimes following Britain’s decision to leave the EU.
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Ukraine launches missile tests near Crimea
The two-day major missile tests come at a dangerous time of tensions with neighboring Russia.
IRAQ
UN: Water shortages in Mosul 'catastrophic'
It is still unclear what exactly caused water shortage in the city but an official suggested Daesh terrorists had intentionally blown up utilities.
NEWS BULLETIN
Great Barrier Reef hit by worst coral die-off
Scientists recorded the biggest ever coral die-off in history on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef.
SOCIETY
Six people shot in Baltimore
A shooting incident in the US city of Baltimore has left two people dead and four others injured.
COLOMBIA
Colombia peace deal passes last major hurdle
The Colombian Congress has ratified a revised peace accord between the government and the FARC rebels.
YEMEN
Yemeni parties voice support for new govt.
The new Yemeni government was sworn in on Tuesday after the Houthi Ansarullah movement and their allies announced its formation.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US protesters: ‘Stop killing black people’
Protesters in Charlotte have called on police to “stop killing black people” after an officer “got away with murder.”
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