SYRIA
‘2mn Syrians could be stuck in Aleppo’
The UN warns of a humanitarian crisis unfolding in the city as Syrian government forces and militants gear up for an imminent battle.
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NORTH AFRICA
Libyans deal more blows to Daesh in Sirte
The terrorists are losing more ground as Libyan forces press ahead with their operation to liberate the city.
TURKEY
Turkey coup-related arrests ‘exceed 16,000’
Turkish Justice Minister says the cases of another 6,000 detainees are currently being processed.
PAKISTAN
Pakistan lawyers mourn Quetta blast victims
Lawyers across Pakistan remember their colleagues who lost their lives in a terrorist bomb attack in Quetta.
POLITICS
Trump vows to ‘jump start America’
Donald Trump says he is ready to renew America’s economy with his policies.
PALESTINE
Israel ‘did not intend’ to shame Obama
Israel attempts damage control after sharply criticizing the Obama administration over Iran's nuclear deal.
PALESTINE
Israeli intimidation campaign in West Bank
Israeli military forces raid a refugee camp south of Bethlehem, injuring 9 Palestinians and arresting 14 others.
BRAZIL
Brazil Senate to vote on Rousseff final trial
The political crisis in Brazil is expected to deepen following a Tuesday Senate vote on whether to open a final impeachment trial against Rousseff.
ENERGY
Iran eyes ‘teapots’ to clip Saudi wings
China’s independent refiners are on board to get Iranian crude oil, which will also help Tehran expand its market share in Asia.
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Student protest turns violent in Peru
Police in Peru fire tear gas to stop a group of anti-corruption students from marching on the Congress building in Lima.
ECONOMY
UK rail workers continue five-day strike
Thousands of rail passengers in the UK are hit by an ongoing rail workers strike.
CHINA
China-Japan sea dispute escalates
Japan summons Beijing’s ambassador to hear a protest against the presence of Chinese ships in the disputed East China Sea waters.
TURKEY
‘PKK attacks kill two Turkish policemen’
The situation remains tense in southeastern Turkey which has been the scene of a standoff between government forces and Kurdish militants.
POLITICS
US payment to Iran ‘unrelated to N-deal’
A senior Iranian official says a $400 million payment to Iran by the US earlier in the year had nothing to do with the nuclear deal.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Teen arrested over clock sues US school
The family of a Muslim boy who was arrested after bringing a homemade clock to school has sued Texas school officials and others.
INTERVIEWS
'Turkey-Russia detente to annul NATO policies'
Rapprochement between Russia and Turkey would deal a devastating blow to NATO’s policy of containment against Moscow, a political commentator says.
YEMEN
Saudi airstrikes kill 33 Yemeni civilians
Several areas across Yemen come under fresh bombardments.
PALESTINE
Israel nabs Islamic Movement’s deputy
Israel briefly detains Kamal Khatib, the deputy head of the Islamic movement in 48 Palestine.
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