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Threat of genocide looms in Burundi: UN
“Given the country's history, the threat of the crime of genocide looms large,” a report by UN experts says.
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YEMEN
‘Riyadh damaging image of Islam, Muslims'
The leader of Yemen’s Houthi Ansarullah movement describes Saudi Arabia as cholera that has plagued Muslim countries.
SOCIETY
Iran moves clocks back one hour
Iran officially turns clocks back by one hour at 1930 GMT on September 20.
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Violence claims 37 lives in DR Congo: HRW
Human Rights Watch says 20 people died on Monday and 17 were killed overnight on Tuesday.
PERSIAN GULF
Refugee workers remain unpaid in Qatar
An estimated 300 to 400 people have not been paid for months, the Indian Community Benevolent Forum says.
FOREIGN POLICY
‘Israel can’t permanently occupy Palestine’
US President Barack Obama says Israel has to realize it cannot permanently occupy the Palestinian lands.
POLITICS
Trump trade plan to trigger recession: Study
A proposal by Donald Trump to impose stiff tariffs on China and Mexico could push the US economy into recession, a new study says.
POLITICS
IRGC nabs 2 Pakistani terrorists in SE Iran
IRGC intelligence forces arrest two terrorists of Pakistani origin in southeast Iran.
SYRIA
Syria, Russia disavow aid convoy attack
At least 18 trucks in a 31-vehicle convoy were destroyed en route to deliver humanitarian aid to Urum al-Kubra near Syria's Aleppo.
SAUDI ARABIA
Fire injures 8 oil workers in Saudi Arabia
Aramco says the fire broke in the eastern city of Ras Tanura.
FOREIGN POLICY
US Senate set to block Saudi arms sale
The US Senate is set to vote on a bipartisan resolution aimed at blocking sale of $1.15 billion worth of military equipment to Saudi Arabia.
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‘300k refugees crossed Mediterranean in 2016’
The number of refugees reaching European shores this year has passed the 300,000 mark, the UNHCR says.
POLITICS
Respect sovereignty in terror fight: Iran
A senior Iranian official says respect for the national sovereignty of countries is crucial in a genuine anti-terror fight.
INDIA
India, Pakistan exchange fire in Kashmir
Indian and Pakistani troops traded fire close to Uri in Baramulla district of Kashmir.
TURKEY
2 Turkish soldiers killed in Syria operation
The latest deaths raise to 10 the number of Turkish soldiers killed since the beginning of Ankara’s incursion into Syria on August 24.
INTERVIEWS
‘US airstrike on Syrian forces deliberate’
The recent US airstrike against Syrian forces that killed scores of soldiers in the Syrian city of Dayr al-Zawr was deliberate, says an anti-war activist in Chicago.
EU
Geneva activists protest EU-US trade deals
Opposition to the transatlantic trade treaties between the EU and the US is gaining momentum across Europe.
ENERGY
UAE tiff turns India to Iran for extra oil
New Indian shipments will bring Iran closer to levels before sanctions in 2012 when the country exported about 2.3 million barrels of oil per day.
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