MILITARY
US whistleblower attempted 2nd suicide
US whistleblower Chelsea Manning attempted suicide for a second time last month, her lawyers say.
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IRAQ
Iraqi troops push into last town before Mosul
Government and allied forces recapture more areas to the south of Mosul as they fight to liberate the city from Daesh.
INTERVIEWS
‘Myanmar involved in ethnic cleansing in Rakhine’
An activist says the government and military in Myanmar are pursuing an agenda of ethnic cleansing against Muslims in the Rakhine state.
INTERVIEWS
‘Tunisia under Saudi influence’ as minister sacked
A political expert says the Tunisian government has fired its minister of religious affairs for depicting Wahhabism as the source of terrorism.
SPORTS
Iran handballers to vie for Asia games 3rd spot
Iran’s Gachsaran Oil and Gas handball club is to play a third-place play-off against Qatari team Lekhwiya in the 19th edition of the Asian Men’s Club League Championship in Jordan.
KOREAS
Dozens injured in clashes at Kashmir funeral
Qaisar Sofi went missing in Srinagar on October 27 and was found unconscious the next day.
POLITICS
'Melania Trump worked illegally in US'
The wife of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump was paid for 10 modeling jobs before obtaining the necessary documents to legally work in the US.
ARGENTINA
Argentinians protest pro-West govt. austerity
Hundreds of Argentinian farmers stage a protest march in Buenos Aires to demand better working conditions.
YEMEN
Yemen airs video of captured Saudi soldiers
Five Saudi soldiers appear in the video, identifying themselves by name, rank and unit.
EGYPT
Daesh claims killing Egyptian general
The Takfiri terrorist group claimed responsibility for killing an Egyptian general, Hesham Mahmoud Abualazm, in Egypt’s restive North Sinai Province.
SPORTS
Iran reaches Dubai beach soccer final
Iran men’s national beach soccer team advances to the final match of the Samsung Beach Soccer Intercontinental Cup Dubai 2016 in the United Arab Emirates.
NEWS BULLETIN
'Avocado boom harming Mexico forests, locals'
Experts believe that chemicals used in the avocado orchards could be behind illnesses afflicting the local population.
AFGHANISTAN
Afghans vent anger at US at funeral of victims
Afghan mourners were angry about the latest US crime as white-shrouded bodies, many of them young children, were laid out for burial in Kunduz.
POLITICS
Trump will start war if elected: Clinton
US Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton says Donald Trump is likely to start a war if elected president.
NEWS BULLETIN
Paris Masters quarterfinals: Murray beats Berdych
Andy Murray moved to within one win of becoming Britain's first world No 1 with a 7-6 7-5 win over Tomas Berdych in the Paris Masters quarterfinals.
SYRIA
Militants shell Aleppo corridor; Russians injured
Two Russian troops and a Syrian journalist were injured in the shelling, which hit a humanitarian corridor established by Syria and Russia in Aleppo.
NEWS BULLETIN
Ancelotti on upcoming match with Hoffenheim
Bayern Munich manager Carlo Ancelotti predicts big things for Julian Nagelsmann's managerial future, ahead of Bayern Munich's Bundesliga clash against Hoffenheim this weekend.
KOREAS
Korean protesters urge scandal-hit Park to resign
Some 40,000 demonstrators were expected to turn out at the rally and authorities were braced for protesters trying to make their way towards the presidential building.
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