SYRIA
UN halts Syria humanitarian task force
The UN suspends a meeting of its humanitarian task force in Syria amid concerns over the ongoing conflict in the Arab country.
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'Turkey wants officers back from Greece'
The Turkish government demands the extradition of eight military officers who requested asylum in Greece.
INDIA
Kashmir unrest flares amid new India raid
A 30-year-old teacher is killed as Indian army forces raid a village in New Delhi-controlled Kashmir.
INTERVIEWS
Iran's role in global anti-terror fight 'vital’
An analyst says the Europeans have to recognize that Iran has a very vital role to play in the global alliance against terrorism and they need to cooperate with it.
FOREIGN POLICY
US arms fueling Mideast terrorism: Stein
US Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein has called for a Middle East “weapons embargo”.
PALESTINE
Several Palestinians hurt in Israeli raid
Israeli forces raid Palestinians home in the occupied West Bank and injure several people.
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Rebel leader Machar flees South Sudan
South Sudan’s rebel leader Riek Machar leaves for a neighboring country, the opposition says.
EU
Rajoy baffles rivals on coalition govt. offer
Spain's acting prime minister refuses to say whether he will accept his rivals’ demands for forming a coalition government.
YEMEN
UN chief avoids naming Saudi in criticism
The UN chief stresses the necessity for protecting Yemeni civilians in the wake of a rise in deadly Saudi air raids against its southern neighbor.
INTERVIEWS
‘US neo-cons scared of Iran-Russia alliance’
An analyst says Iran-Russia cooperation in the fight against terrorism in Syria will help restore stability to the Middle East.
BRAZIL
Brazilians protest Rousseff impeachment
Brazilian protesters urge interim President Temer to step down ahead of the upcoming impeachment trial against Rousseff.
TURKEY
Turkey shaken as car bombs wreak havoc
Two car bombings have ripped through police stations in the volatile eastern Turkey, killing at least six people and wounding more than 100 others.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US school forced boy to become ‘terrorist’
A Muslim family has sued a school in New York for allegedly forcing their son to sign a false confession claiming he was a terrorist.
TURKEY
Turkish PM: 40,000 detained over coup
The Turkish prime minister says more than 40,000 people have been detained in the wake of last month’s failed coup.
PALESTINE
'Palestinian education a threat to Israel'
Palestinian officials say Israel should not be allowed to deny Palestinian children the right to education.
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Three killed in DR Congo protest
Three people are killed during a violent anti-government protest in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) over a recent massacre by a rebel group.
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At least 3 killed in violent Mali protest
At least three people are dead and several others are injured in Mali during clashes over the arrest of an anti-government activist.
HUMAN RIGHTS
‘Race inequality rife in post-Brexit UK’
A UK government body calls for urgent action to tackle race inequality as a new study shows the situation has worsened in Britain over the past five years.
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