INTERVIEWS
Russia sanctions harming Europe: Expert
A political analyst says European countries are victims of their own imposed sanctions against Russia over territorial dispute in Ukraine.
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South Sudan agrees to peacekeeping force
The regional force is mandated by the United Nations Security Council.
SPORTS
Iranians bag 11 medals in Asian karate tournament
Young Iranian karate practitioners win 11 medals at the 15th edition of AKF Cadet, Junior & U-21 Championship in Indonesia.
SOCIETY
US Army to close pipeline protest camp
US activists protesting the continued construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline must shut down one of their camps, says the US Army Corps of Engineers.
KOREAS
S Koreans in biggest rally to urge Park ouster
Hundreds of thousands of South Koreans march in the capital Seoul to demand the president's ouster.
POLITICS
Turkish FM visits Iran, meets with president
The top Turkish diplomat met with the Iranian chief executive on Saturday shortly after he arrived in the Iranian capital.
PAKISTAN
6 killed as Pakistani forces, militants clash
Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, a breakaway faction of the Pakistani Taliban, claimed responsibility for the attack.
PERSIAN GULF
Kuwait votes in election as opposition returns
Some 483,000 people are eligible to cast their ballots in the seventh parliamentary election.
BUSINESS
Crude plunges over OPEC uncertainty
Oil prices have fallen sharply amid uncertainty over whether the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries will reach an output cut deal.
POLITICS
Probe widens into rape at UK football clubs
More former football players speak out about being abused as children by their coaches.
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Japan mulls deployment of US THAAD missiles
South Korea's plan to deploy the US missile system has already angered Russia and China.
IRAQ
Terrorists to pay for carnage: Ayatollah Sistani
Iraq’s top cleric Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani says the perpetrators of a recent terrorist attack near the Iraqi city of al-Hillah will receive their punishment on the battleground.
YEMEN
US leading war on Yemen: Ansarullah
The Houthi Ansarullah movement says the war on Yemen is a US-Saudi one, with resigned president Mansour Hadi having no role in the offensive.
CHINA
One killed in 6.7-magnitude quake in China
The epicenter of the quake, which struck on Friday, borders Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.
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Cuba’s Fidel Castro dies
The legendary leader of the Cuban revolution was 90.
SOCIETY
Protesters take to US streets on Black Friday
Protesters boycott Black Friday and voice their anger at political repression, economic inequalities and police mistreatment of minorities.
POLITICS
Scotland sets out legal case over Brexit
Scotland has set out a set of legal arguments to have a say on Brexit.
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Bulgaria to expel 1,000 refugees
Bulgaria to move 1,000 refugees, mostly Afghans, from its largest camp into former army barracks.
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