SYRIA
Syria: Militants violating truce
Militant groups issue a strongly-worded statement to criticize the terms of the ceasefire agreement.
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SPORTS
Iran snatches more medals in Paralympics
Iranian Paralympic athletes collect four more medals at the 2016 Summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
INTERVIEWS
‘US ditches Fateh al-Sham to save other groups’
It seems that the United States has decided to discard the terrorist group in favor of other militant outfits in Syria, an analyst says.
SOCIETY
US mosque set afire in arson attack
The Islamic Center of Fort Pierce in Florida is targeted in an arson attack.
BRAZIL
Brazil lawmakers vote to remove ex-speaker
Eduardo Cunha is known as the architect of the impeachment drive against former president Dilma Rousseff.
PALESTINE
Four hurt as Palestinians, Israelis clash
Israeli military forces attack the northern part of the occupied West Bank, injuring four Palestinians.
FRANCE
Inmates riot, unlock fellows at French jail
Rioting prisoners set a building ablaze inside a prison in west-central France.
MILITARY
US B-1 bombers fly over South Korea
Two American bombers fly over South Korea in show of force against the North.
SOCIETY
US has charged 110 Daesh supporters
A top US official says these people have been publicly charged in federal courts on counts related to the terror group since 2013.
PALESTINE
Israel targets Syrian cannons in Golan Heights
Israel says its jets have targeted Syrian military positions in Syria’s Golan Heights in retaliation for Syrian fire crossing into the northern Golan Heights.
INTERVIEWS
‘US killed bin Laden to hide 9/11 truth’
The United States killed Osama bin Laden in order to keep the 9/11 facts hidden, an American analyst says.
YEMEN
Three Qatari soldiers killed in Yemen
Three Qatari soldiers fighting alongside the Saudi army have been killed in retaliatory attacks by Yemeni forces.
POLITICS
Clinton: I’m feeling fine after fainting
Hillary Clinton has said she was "feeling fine" a day after she fell ill with pneumonia.
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Dutch police unveil army of eagles
Dutch police have found an old solution for a new problem, using the world’s first army of eagles against unauthorized drones.
POLITICS
Obama to veto 9/11 victims’ bill: WH
US President Barack Obama will veto legislation that would allow the families of 9/11 victims to sue Saudi Arabia, says the White House.
BUSINESS
EU OKs higher budget to address migration
EU states have agreed to increase spending to manage migration flows and spur growth.
BUSINESS
Markets tumble on US rate hike concerns
World markets fell on Monday over speculations about an imminent rate hike in September by the US Federal Reserve in what analysts said was the worst day for markets around the world since the Brexit referendum in June.
INDIA
River water dispute wreaks havoc in India
Over 15,000 police forces try to control violence as India’s Supreme Court orders water sharing between the states of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.
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