INTERVIEWS
‘US embassy in Iran was CIA station’
An analyst says the US embassy in Iran was a CIA station which was used to run and exploit the country through the puppet regime of the Shah and Iranian students had every right to take it over.
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PALESTINE
Palestinians warn of 'explosion' in Israel conflict
The warning came after an Israeli minister revealed plans to extend a new express train linking Tel Aviv to Jerusalem al-Quds with a tunnel and end near the Western Wall.
PAKISTAN
20 dead in Pakistan train collision
The collision occurred near Karachi’s Landi railway station on Thursday when one train crashed into the back of another.
KOREAS
South Korea president picks new chief of staff
The South Korean president continues reshuffles of aides and cabinet members in an apparent bid to soothe public opinion amid a political scandal.
POLITICS
Iranians mark US embassy takeover by students
November 3 corresponds with the 13th of Aban in the Iranian calendar, which is known as the Student Day to honor those who stormed the "den of spies."
ON THE NEWS LINE
US, Russia on road to final collision
Relations between the US and Russia have hit such a low that the fears of a confrontation between the two nuclear powered nations are becoming prevalent.
SOCIETY
Police pepper-spray North Dakota protesters
Protesters in the US state of North Dakota have once again demanded a proposed oil pipeline project be scrapped.
MILITARY
‘Gross errors’ reported in Gitmo detentions
The “errors” were reported by an independent, non-profit Afghan group, which studied the “evidence” presented against the detainees at the US’s Guantanamo prison.
ECONOMY
‘UK trying to resolve Iran banking concerns’
UK’s International Trade Secretary Liam Fox says the resolving of banking problems that are obstructing trade with Tehran is a top priority for the government.
SYRIA
Deadly clashes erupt between Aleppo militants
Infighting between militants in Syria’s divided city of Aleppo results in at least 25 casualties.
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Italy police torturing refugees: Amnesty
The Italian police used violence and sexual abuse while forcing refugees to be fingerprinted, says the international rights group.
MILITARY
NATO-Russia war ‘not likely’ in 2017
A war between Russia and NATO is “not likely” in 2017, says the UK defense chief, playing down an earlier warning by MI5 chief Andrew Parker.
IRAQ
Iraqi forces secure Mosul-Raqqah highway
Members of Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Units secure the Mosul-Raqqah highway, severing Daesh’s main supply route.
FOREIGN POLICY
Irish PM warns of 'vicious' EU
Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny has warned of a “vicious” approach by the EU in negotiations over Britain’s exit from the bloc.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi Arabia flogs jailed prince
Saudis flog a member of the royal family along with a group of common convicts.
POLITICS
'Clinton’s fate in hands of N Carolina'
US President Barack Obama places “the fate of the Republic” on shoulders of the North Carolina voters.
PALESTINE
Israel OKs 181 illegal settlement units
Israel green-lights the construction of 181 more illegal settlement units in East Jerusalem al-Quds.
INTERVIEWS
‘US militias may turn violent after vote’
There are around 200 militia groups in the US, says an analyst, warning that they can cause unprecedented chaos after the presidential vote.
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