EU
‘Little more room left for refugees in Europe’
The president of the European Council urges G20 members to take in some of the refugees arriving in Europe.
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ECONOMY
Winds of change blow through Iran farming
Many Iranians have finally realized that their water resources are not endless as they long assumed.
PALESTINE
Rights group raps Israel police conduct
A Palestinian activist is threatened with arrest by Israeli police after reporting death threats against himself.
POLITICS
Top UN aid official in Tehran
The two-day trip comes at a time when people in violence-torn Mideast states are in desperate need of humanitarian assistance.
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Bangladesh hangs Jamaat-e-Islami leader
Media tycoon Mir Quasem Ali, a top financier of the opposition Jamaat-e-Islami Party, is hanged over alleged war crimes.
FOREIGN POLICY
'US, Russia deeply divided over Syria'
President Obama says Washington and Moscow still have "grave differences" over Syria.
AFGHANISTAN
‘35 killed’ in Afghanistan road accident
At least 35 people are killed in a head-on collision between a passenger bus and a fuel tanker in Afghanistan’s southern province of Zabul.
EU
Rajoy meets allies after failed investiture
The acting Spanish PM and his party members slam rivals at the parliament for derailing efforts to form a new government.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US police to boycott 49ers football games
A US police union threatens to boycott San Francisco 49ers football games because a player refused to stand during the national anthem.
GERMANY
Germany’s Merkel defends her refugee policy
Chancellor Angela Merkel says her policy of allowing in refugees from conflict zones has been “the right thing to do.”
FOREIGN POLICY
Obama starts China talks amid lukewarm welcome
China has delivered a 'calculated snub' to Obama who is attending the G20 summit in Hangzhou.
PERSIAN GULF
18 Bahraini citizens get jail terms
Rights organizations cast doubts on the independence of the Bahraini judiciary while the defendants’ confessions seem to have been obtained under torture.
CHINA
Legislative elections start in Hong Kong
The Legislative Council elections will determine the fate of 40 lawmakers in the special administrative region of China.
ENERGY
Iran rebukes S Arabia ahead of OPEC meet
Global oil prices have fallen to a low of around 25 dollars in recent years as Saudi Arabia has been pumping crude at record levels.
POLITICS
May sees 'difficult times ahead' for UK
UK Prime Minister Theresa May warns of “difficult times ahead” as Britain leaves the EU.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Israel justifies WB killing of US teen
The Israeli regime tells US authorities that they found no wrongdoing by soldiers in the shooting death of an American teenager in the West Bank.
INTERVIEWS
‘Clinton lies about concussion’
Allegations by Hillary Clinton, saying she could not recall every briefing on preserving records from the time when she suffered a concussion, are “hard to swallow,” an analyst says.
RUSSIA
Putin: Normal Turkey ties need lots of work
Russian President Vladimir Putin meets with his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan ahead of G20 summit.
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