PALESTINE
New Israeli settlement to split West Bank
A land survey is being conducted in the southern part of the occupied West Bank to build a settlement that would cut Palestinian lands in two.
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ENERGY
Iran expects India to seal giant deal soon
An Indian delegation will visit Tehran this week to discuss the “financial investment model” for development of the prolific Farzad B gas field.
RUSSIA
Russia launches anti-terror naval drills
Russian Navy is conducting massive exercises in the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea.
EGYPT
Egypt pushes to block ruling on Saudi deal
Cairo makes a fresh attempt to overturn a court ruling that cancelled its controversial islands deal with Riyadh.
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Serbia blocks refugees on Bulgaria border
Serbian forces are deployed to areas bordering Bulgaria to prevent refugees from entering the country.
POLITICS
'This guy’s shame has no limits'
US Vice President Joe Biden has trashed Donald Trump as unqualified for the White House, saying the Republican presidential nominee’s “shame has no limits.”
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Saudi Arabia bombs Yemen again
Military aircraft launch new airstrikes, leaving at least 25 Yemeni civilians dead.
SOCIETY
Hundreds attend slain NYC imam’s funeral
NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio joins hundreds of people in remembrance of Imam Maulana Alauddin Akonjee and his assistant.
POLITICS
Iran stresses better Venezuela ties
Foreign Minister Zarif of Iran says the country is interested in further improving mutual relations with Venezuela.
FOREIGN POLICY
15 Gitmo detainees transferred to UAE
15 Guantanamo detainees have been transferred to the United Arab Emirates, the Pentagon says.
POLITICS
Obama to Dems: Don’t be overconfident
President Barack Obama has warned Democrats not to grow overconfident about the victory of Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election.
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Mysterious police curfew in Turkmenistan
Residents of an eastern Turkmen city say a mysterious curfew is being enforced by police.
SYRIA
Turkey: Why are Kurds still in Manbij?
Turkey says the US promised that Syrian Kurdish fighters would withdraw from Manbij after it was recaptured from Daesh last week.
SOCIETY
Milwaukee declares curfew amid unrest
The mayor of Milwaukee on Monday imposed a curfew amid protests against police brutality in the city.
IRAQ
Kurdish forces on the road to Mosul: Pics
Iraqi Kurdish Peshmerga forces open a new front against Daesh in Mosul after securing a strategic river crossing point.
POLITICS
Trump blames Obama, Clinton over ISIL
Donald Trump has blamed President Barack Obama and former secretary of state Hillary Clinton for the rise of Daesh.
POLITICS
‘Saudis know no limit to killing kids’
Iran says Saudi Arabia knows no limit in killing Yemeni children, women and the injured.
ECONOMY
Banking problems prevent Iran exports
Iran says its exports of petrochemical products to Europe are not proceeding due to sanctions-related banking problems.
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