FOREIGN POLICY
'UK has a lot to do before EU exit'
Britain has a lot to do before starting the formal procedure to leave the EU, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson says.
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POLITICS
Saudi sees existence tied to US support: Zarif
Zarif says Iran’s national security depends on its people, who have always stood firm in the face of threats and sanctions.
INTERVIEWS
'Congress hostage of US gun lobby'
A powerful lobby is blocking any effort in the US House and Senate to curb access to guns, a Green Party activist says.
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Bosnian Serbs hold banned vote
The vote, banned by the country’s highest court, is meant to decide whether a “Statehood Day” should be assigned on the calendar.
IRAQ
‘60 Daesh terrorists slain in Iraq’s Anbar’
Forty Daesh members were killed when they attempted an attack on the city of Hit in Anbar and the other in government airstrikes elsewhere in the province.
SOCIETY
Charlotte protests stretch into 5th night
Protests over the police killing of a black man in Charlotte, North Carolina, continued for the fifth night.
YEMEN
‘Yemen shoots down Saudi spy drone’
The Saudi military continues pounding different areas across its impoverished southern neighbor.
DEFENSE
Iran to unveil 3 new missiles ‘by yearend’
The Islamic Republic launches the production line of the Zolfaqar ballistic missile that was unveiled during recent military parades.
INTERVIEWS
'Syria truce tied to US will to rein in own forces'
There would be no bright prospect for the revival of the Syria truce, unless the United States pushes its proxy forces to accept it, an analyst says.
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13 dead in shooting scare in DR Congo
A drunken soldier fires his weapon, scaring people and leading them to their deaths in various accidents.
FOREIGN POLICY
UK blocks inquiry into Saudi crimes in Yemen
The UK is accused of blocking a UN inquiry into Saudi war crimes in Yemen.
NEWS BULLETIN
EPL: Manchester United 4-1 Leicester City
Manchester United got back to winning ways in the Premier League with a 4-1 victory over champions Leicester at Old Trafford.
ECONOMY
Iran's first online census gets into high gear
The survey provides a snapshot of the living conditions of some 80 million Iranians, detailing their education, income, family background, marital status and so on.
NEWS BULLETIN
Indian man attacked by snake while taking selfie
An Indian man was bitten by a python after trying to take a selfie with the snake.
PALESTINE
All Palestinian inmates stage hunger strike
Prisoners in Israeli jails refusing to eat for 3 days over the death of fellow inmate Yasser Dhiab Hamdouna because of medical negligence.
EU
Two injured in Hungary explosion
Police are investigating the cause of the explosion in the capital, Budapest.
SOCIETY
Multiple people shot in east Baltimore
A shooting in the US city of Baltimore has left eight people wounded, including a young girl.
INTERVIEWS
'US sees Syria truce as chance to gain influence'
For Washington, the truce in Syria is nothing more than a means to widen its own circle of power in the war-torn country, an analyst says.
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