IRAQ
Iraq summons Turkish envoy amid tensions
Iraq says it has given a strongly worded note of protest to Turkey over the deployment of forces in north of the country.
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YEMEN
Yemen forces down Saudi spy drone
Yemeni snipers kill a Saudi soldier in the latest wave of counterattacks against the kingdom.
FRANCE
France calls for road map on Ukraine conflict
France’s Hollande calls for a detailed road map on the settlement of the conflict in Ukraine.
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Thailand’s king dies after 70 years of rule
Following the king’s death, the transition of power could become an important juncture in Thailand, a country ruled by a military junta.
DEFENSE
‘Russia completes S-300 delivery to Iran’
Moscow is committed to delivering the S-300 surface-to-air missile defense systems to Iran under an $800-million deal in 2007.
SOCIETY
Black man shot 4 times by US police: Autopsy
A private autopsy shows that an African American man killed by police in Charlotte, North Carolina last month died of gunshot wounds in the back and abdomen.
PALESTINE
Israel minister on 1st Turkey visit after détente
The energy minister is the most senior Israeli official to visit Turkey since the two sides normalized relations after the 2010 crisis.
YEMEN
Saudi bombing of funeral 'war crime': HRW
The US continues to sell arms to Saudi Arabia, approving more than $20 billion in military sales in 2015 alone.
POLITICS
Iran urges 'immediate ceasefire' in Syria
The conversation on Thursday was the second between Zarif and Sergei Lavrov, coming in the wake of a fresh international push to end the conflict.
NIGERIA
'Boko Haram frees 21 kidnapped girls'
The girls were reportedly swapped for four Boko Harm prisoners held in the recently liberated town of Banki.
GERMANY
Germany's top court backs CETA
The court ruled against appeals by activists who sought to prevent the government from backing CETA.
SYRIA
Militants shell Aleppo school, kill children
According to the United Nations, more than 100 children have been killed since a US and Russian-brokered truce collapsed on Sept. 19.
INTERVIEWS
'Pentagon lacked desire for Syria truce'
An academic says the Pentagon did not have the desire to "keep the ceasefire going” from the start.
POLITICS
Brexit case reaches UK's top court
Top British judges are hearing claims that the government cannot start negotiations for the UK to leave the EU without parliamentary approval.
INTERVIEWS
‘US trying to save militants in Aleppo’
An analyst says the US is doing its level best to save the terrorist groups in the Syrian city of Aleppo.
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‘EU must cut funds of anti-refugee members’
Matteo Renzi says the positive aspects of belonging to the EU must be balanced by the duties that come with membership.
YEMEN
Yemen army, allies deny targeting US warship
Yemen rejects US accusations it targeted an American warship in the Red Sea, which prompted the US to strike the country’s radar sites.
SOCIETY
US cops fighting for life after shootout
Two officers are shot and critically injured in the US city of Boston in an ambush attack.
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