KOREAS
Thousands protest US missiles in S Korea
Thousands of South Koreans have protested against a planned deployment of US-built THAAD missile system in Seongju which is home to 40,000 people.
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INDIA
India PM calls emergency meet on Kashmir
Indian premier has held an emergency meeting over escalating violence in Kashmir protests.
IRAQ
Seven killed in bomb attack near Baghdad
A car bomb attack kills at least seven people and injures 11 others at an area to the north of the Iraqi capital of Baghdad.
TURKEY
Turkey 'sure ties with Syria will normalize'
Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim says his country aims to develop good relations with Syria and Iraq.
PALESTINE
Palestinian youth shot dead near al-Quds
Israeli military forces shoot dead a young Palestinian man and injure another near the occupied al-Quds (Jerusalem).
SOCIETY
Protest in UK over US police brutality
People in London have taken to the streets again to protest US police brutality against African Americans.
EGYPT
Egyptians disappear in ‘unprecedented’ way
Amnesty International says it has seen an "unprecedented spike" in enforced disappearances in Egypt since early 2015, with the government seeking to quash dissent.
SYRIA
Syria urges end to Israeli 'looting' of Golan
Syria’s UN ambassador calls on the international community to stop Israel’s occupation of the occupied Golan Heights.
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Taiwan sends warship to South China Sea
A Taiwanese warship sets sail for the South China Sea “to defend Taiwan's maritime territory”.
POLITICS
Trump: Black Lives Matter dividing US
US Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump has criticized the Black Lives Matter movement as divisive.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Russia verifies Iran commitment to JCPOA
Russia verifies Iran’s commitment to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), a nuclear agreement signed between Iran and six world powers last year.
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Three killed in anti-govt. protest in Mali
In Mali, anti-government protest has turned deadly as security forces opened fire on demonstrators, leaving at least three people dead.
POLITICS
Dems unite against GOP’s Iran move
Senior House Democrats are refusing to back a Republican push to pass multiple sanctions bills against Iran.
POLITICS
Clinton’s lead over Trump shrinks
Hillary Clinton’s lead over Donald Trump falls to three points across the country, a new poll says.
SOCIETY
‘Bias against US minorities still exists’
Barack Obama says "bias" against racial minorities still exists in the US despite dramatic improvement in race relations.
CHINA
‘Hague ruling will end in confrontation’
China’s ambassador to the US says the international tribunal ruling denying Beijing’s claims in the South China Sea will lead to confrontation.
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Team sneaks into Fukushima red zone: Pics
See pictures taken by a team of explorers who snuck into the exclusion zone around Japan’s Fukushima nuclear plant
POLITICS
US vote: Choose ‘cancer or heart attack’
Charles Koch says the choice between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump is a choice between cancer and a heart attack.
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