FOREIGN POLICY
US weighs more sanctions on Russia
American officials are considering whether to respond to Russia’s alleged involvement in cyber attacks with economic sanctions.
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INTERVIEWS
‘Police brutality rooted in US racism’
A columnist says the harsh crackdown of the black community in the United States comes from the racist nature of the country.
ARGENTINA
1000s in Argentina slam economic reforms
Thousands of Argentine workers rally against the government’s economic reform policies and job cuts in Buenos Aires.
BRAZIL
Brazil police clash with student protesters
Clashes erupt between Brazilian police and a large number of protesting students in the city of Sao Paulo.
POLITICS
Iran wins another legal battle against Israel
Switzerland’s highest court orders an Israeli company to pay Iran long-overdue oil money after rejecting its appeal.
INTERVIEWS
‘Zio-American empire behind Daesh rise’
A university professor says the "Zio-American empire" is supporting Daesh terrorists to wreak havoc in the Middle East.
SOCIETY
UK schoolgirl 'killed in airstrike in Syria'
Kadiza Sultana, one of three British schoolgirls who left the UK to join Daesh, is killed in an airstrike in Syria, her family says.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi opens case in serial Hajj disasters
Saudi Arabia starts court trials for 14 people suspected of malpractice that led to a deadly crane crash in the holy city of Mecca last year.
SOCIETY
US Muslim woman sues Chicago police
A young Muslim woman has filed a lawsuit against the police department in Chicago, Illinois, for violating her civil rights.
VENEZUELA
Venezuela, Colombia to reopen borders
Venezuela and Colombia agree to partially reopen their common border a year after Caracas decided to seal it over security concerns.
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Multiple bombings kill 4 across Thailand
A series of bomb explosions leave at least four people dead across Thailand,
SOCIETY
Vigil for 14-year-old boy killed by LAPD
A vigil has been held for Jesse Romero who was gunned down by Los Angeles police.
FOREIGN POLICY
Crimea part of Ukraine, not of Russia: US
The United States has urged Ukraine and Russia to show restraint after Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko deployed all forces near Crimea.
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Yemenis rally against Saudi aggression
Houthi Ansarullah fighters have gathered in the Yemeni capital city of Sana’a to protest against Saudi Arabia’s airstrikes.
FOREIGN POLICY
Clinton vows to 'stand up to China'
US Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has vowed to “stand up to China” and oppose the Pacific trade agreement.
TURKEY
Erdogan popularity highest after coup: Poll
A new poll says Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's approval rating has hit a record high following the July 15 failed coup.
HUMAN RIGHTS
UK Muslim women face discrimination
British women wearing Hijab are facing work discrimination as employers prefer hiring non-veil-wearing employees.
PALESTINE
Israelis head to Saudi in record numbers
A growing number of Israelis have visited Saudi Arabia, the Persian Gulf Arab states and Egypt since the beginning of the year.
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