INTERVIEWS
'Hariri's Aoun vote aimed at Lebanon stability'
By throwing his weight behind Michel Aoun, Saad Hariri seeks to bring stability back to the country in a bid to avoid Syria’s spillover effects, a political commentator says.
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SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi head of OIC steps down after Sisi jibe
The Saudi head of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), Iyad Madani, resigned on Monday.
ARGENTINA
Argentina's ex-president Fernandez in court
Former President Cristina Fernandez says she is the victim of "political persecution" by her successor and current president, Mauricio Macri.
FOREIGN POLICY
UK to probe human rights in Arab states
A group of UK lawmakers are gearing up to tackle the issue of human rights in the Persian Gulf states.
NEWS BULLETIN
Archaeologists find ancient toy in Russia
Every now and then archaeologists come across new findings. This time, they have found an ancient toy in southern Russia.
CHINA
Over a dozen missing in China coal mine tragedy
An explosion at a privately-owned mine in Chongqing has claimed the lives of at least 15 workers.
NEWS BULLETIN
Arsenal prepare to face Ludogorets Razgrad
Arsenal have held a training session ahead of their UEFA Champions League away match against Bulgaria’s Ludogorets Razgrad.
ENERGY
Iran eyes new crude oil buyers
Indications are growing that Iran is trying to expand its list of oil clients.
NORTH AFRICA
Moroccan anger boils over death of fishmonger
Mouhcine Fikri’s death has sparked one of the largest protests in the country since 2011.
POLITICS
Clinton camp blasts FBI 'double standard'
The Clinton campaign has accused the FBI chief of recklessly engaging in a “blatant double standard.”
KOREAS
S Korea arrests president's friend amid scandal
Prosecutors in South Korea have questioned the woman behind the recent crisis for second time.
LEBANON
Hezbollah shares Aoun’s victory: Lebanon FM
Lebanon’s Foreign Minister Gebran Bassil says Hezbollah is a partner in his father-in-law Michel Aoun’s victory as Lebanon’s new president.
FOREIGN POLICY
'US scraps arms deal with Philippines'
Washington has canceled the planned sale of 26,000 assault rifles to the Southeast Asian country.
POLITICS
Majlis starts debating ministerial nominees
Massoud Soltanifar, Reza Salehi-Amiri, and Fakhroddin Ahmadi Danesh-Ashtiani will be seeing their qualifications debated by the parliament in the Tuesday session.
INTERVIEWS
'Trump less likely to push Russia confrontation'
Donald Trump seems to be less inclined to increase tensions with Moscow if he becomes president, an analyst says.
MILITARY
US nuclear missile submarine visits Guam
For the first time since the late 1980s, the US Navy has dispatched a submarine equipped with nuclear-tipped ballistic missiles to Guam.
POLITICS
Clinton wants Michelle Obama in cabinet
Clinton says she would welcome giving US First Lady Michele Obama a position in the cabinet if she wins the US 2016 election.
NEWS BULLETIN
Indian Festival Of Lights celebrated all over world
The Indian festival of lights was celebrated in India and all over the world with lighting oil lamps and candles, along with fireworks displays.
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