POLITICS
‘Iran, France can help end regional wars’
Velayati says Iran and France can work to end destructive wars in the Middle East region.
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INTERVIEWS
'Israel maltreats Palestinians to boost economy'
An academic says Israel exploits its identity as an industrialized, sophisticated violator of human rights.
INTERVIEWS
‘US, Israel, Saudi Arabia manufacturing fear’
An analyst says the American public is becoming aware of fear-mongering tactics used by Saudi Arabia, Israel and the US.
SAUDI ARABIA
Yemeni forces seize villages in Saudi Arabia
Yemeni army soldiers and allied forces seize two villages in Saudi Arabia’s southwestern region of Jizan
MILITARY
MPs ask UK to stop selling arms to Saudis
MPs call on the UK government to stop selling weapons to "war-crime committing" Saudi Arabia.
GERMANY
Merkel defends refugee policy despite loss
German Chancellor Angela Merkel says her policy of letting in refugees has been right, even as her party suffers defeat in a state over the same issue.
BUSINESS
Troubled Saudis axing hundreds of projects
Saudi Arabia has been burning through $12-$15 billion per month from its financial reserves.
POLITICS
Iran urges Muslim unity against Saudi crimes
The Saudi regime, which is spilling the blood of Muslims in Middle Eastern states, must be punished, President Rouhani says.
INTERVIEWS
'US extrajudicial killings of Muslims'
New revelations by Snowden expose the extrajudicial killings of Muslims by the US, an analyst says.
POLITICS
Leader: Silence on Hajj deaths catastrophic
Ayatollah Khamenei says Saudi Arabia’s mismanagement of last year’s Hajj rituals, which cost many pilgrims their lives, is a ‘crime’.
FRANCE
Local French court upholds burkini verdict
A local court in France decides to ignore a ruling by the country’s highest court against banning Muslim women's swimwear.
ENERGY
Asians undertake to expand Iran refineries
Iran processes about 1.85 million barrels per day of crude oil. This capacity will surpass 3 million bpd once refinery expansion plans are completed.
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EU questions validity of Gabon’s election
An EU observer mission says the number of non-voters and blank or invalid ballots in a Gabonese state do not match the reported turnout rate.
PALESTINE
1000s protest Netanyahu visit to The Hague
‘Bring Bibi Netanyahu to International Criminal Court,’ read signs carried by anti-Israel protesters.
DEFENSE
‘US warship changes course as Iran boat nears’
The Pentagon claims an IRGC patrol boat sailed directly in front of a US military ship in the Persian Gulf, making it change its course.
SOCIETY
US Indian tribe 'disappointed' at pipeline ruling
Native Americans say a US judge's decision on the Dakota Access pipeline fails to protect their sacred sites.
INTERVIEWS
'Wahhabism plays into hands of Zionism'
An analyst says Saudi Arabia's Wahhabi obscurantism revels in ignorance and openly calls for killing people.
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29th ASEAN Summit enters day 2 in Laos
The 2nd day of the ASEAN summit begins, with different topics on the agenda, including the South China Sea dispute.
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