IRAQ
'1,000 Daesh terrorists killed in Mosul'
A top commander says Iraq's special forces have killed nearly 1,000 Daesh terrorists in the fighting in Mosul.
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TURKEY
'Turkey's emergency rule to continue'
Turkey’s Deputy Prime Minister Numan Kurtulmus made the announcement during a news conference in Istanbul on Monday.
POLITICS
Did Stein commit perjury in recount petition?
A US Green Party member unhappy with Jill Stein's move to challenge the election count in three states has filed a complaint with Wisconsin authorities.
PALESTINE
Israel detains Hamas lawmaker in West Bank
Israeli military forces detain another Hamas lawmaker in the occupied West Bank.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Iran says ready to act if US renews bans
Iran’s top nuclear official says the country is ready to respond if the US violates the JCPOA by renewing sanctions against the Islamic Republic.
SYRIA
Syria raps Qatar’s renewed support for militants
Damascus slams Qatar’s continued support for Takfiri militants operating in Syria.
POLITICS
UKIP names Paul Nuttall as new leader
Britain’s anti-EU party has elected Paul Nuttall as its new leader following a rocky period of leadership contests.
FOREIGN POLICY
Cruz, Rubio seek to reverse US-Cuba ties
Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio urge Donald Trump to re-evaluate President Obama's recently improved ties with Cuba.
SUDAN
Gunmen kidnap 3 UN workers in Darfur
2 Nepalese and a Sudanese national working for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees have been abducted in Sudan's strife-torn Darfur region.
CHINA
China files protest with Singapore over Taiwan
The protest came after Singapore conducted joint military drills with Taiwan.
SPORTS
Iran pockets 3 medals in Archery World Cup
Iranian archers have collected three medals at the Indoor Archery World Cup - Stage 1 in Morocco.
POLITICS
Castro’s anti-imperialist struggles to live on: Zarif
The Iranian FM attends a commemoration ceremony held in Tehran in honor of the late Cuban revolutionary leader.
MILITARY
‘US Air Force struggling with pilot crisis’
A US Air Force commander says that the force is losing readiness due to a shortage of squadrons.
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‘Myanmar armed, manipulated group of Rohingyas’
A group in Europe advocating Rohingya Muslims says Myanmar’s army manipulated some members of the community to carry out an attack on an outpost in October.
INTERVIEWS
‘Many US voters questioning legitimacy of election'
An author says the American people have real questions about the credibility of the election system.
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3 ministers want South Africa’s Zuma out
The South African president has faced a series of corruption allegations and recently survived a no-confidence vote.
SPORTS
‘No hope to find 2 Malaysia climbers in Iran alive’
A top Iranian sports official rules out the possibility that the two Malaysian climbers who have gone missing in an Iranian mountain range can be found alive.
INTERVIEWS
‘Israel preferred Clinton as US president’
Israel would have been happier with Hillary Clinton as US president, an analyst says.
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