FOREIGN POLICY
'100,000 Iran-backed forces in Iraq'
Iran-backed Shia forces in Iraq have grown to 100,000 in the war against Daesh Takfiri militants, says Baghdad-based US military spokesman, Colonel Chris Garver.
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RUSSIA
Russia troops kill 4 militants in St. Petersburg
Russian special forces soldiers kill four suspected militants during anti-terror operations in the city of St. Petersburg.
ECONOMY
Banks warn of post-Brexit recession
Majority of banks in the city of London drastically reduce its forecast for growth in the UK in 2017.
TURKEY
Blast kills 3, injures 40 in E Turkey
Three people have been killed in a bomb blast in Turkey’s eastern province of Van near the border with Iran.
INTERVIEWS
Islamophobia 'infused' into American psyche
Islomaphobia has been deeply infused into the American population’s psyche, says a political commentator.
SOCIETY
Welsh back Muslim in social experiment
Two Muslim friends set up a social experiment to see how members of the public will react if they see a Muslim being abused on the street while praying.
PERSIAN GULF
Rallies for Sheikh Qassim enter 59th day
Bahrainis have held a protest outside the home of Shia cleric Sheikh Isa Qassim for the 59th consecutive.
DEFENSE
'Iran-Iraq unity key to crushing threats'
The chief of staff of the Iranian Armed Forces says unity between Iran and Iraq is a guarantee against common threats.
MILITARY
Trump says has no trust in US intel
US presidential candidate Donald Trump says he does not trust the intelligence produced by the American spy agencies, citing the situation in the Middle East.
POLITICS
Clinton leads Trump in major US states
US Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton leads her Republican rival, Donald Trump, in the key states of Colorado and Virginia, still maintaining a slimmer edge in Iowa.
PALESTINE
Israeli grenade at Palestinian cafe: Video
Watch as Israeli troops throw a grenade at a group of Palestinian civilians sitting outside a coffee shop in the West Bank.
ENERGY
Iran to resume Caspian swap scheme soon
Iran says it will soon start a scheme to swap the crude oil produced by Caspian states with equal volumes in its Persian Gulf ports.
INTERVIEWS
‘US escalating arms race with China’
Washington’s growing military presence near Chinese borders marks an escalation in its geopolitical rivalry with Beijing, says an analyst.
KOREAS
N Korea resumes plutonium production
North Korea resumes plutonium production at its main Yongbyon nuclear facility.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
‘JCPOA implementation two-way street’
The Iranian president says both sides to Iran’s nuclear agreement need to abide by their commitments if they want the deal to yield the best result.
SYRIA
Militant shelling kills dozen in Aleppo
A dozen people are killed in a shelling attack by Takfiri militants on a residential neighborhood in Syria's Aleppo.
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Yemenis back political council formation
Yemeni people stage a rally in support of the formation of the Higher Political Council and the reopening of the parliament.
SUDAN
UN faces funding shortfall for Sudan
The United Nations says it faces a funding shortfall of over USD 700 million for Sudan's 2016 humanitarian needs.
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