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‘South Sudan in dire need of aid’
Three-quarters of South Sudan’s population is in need of humanitarian aid, says UN.
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SYRIA
Russia destroys major Daesh camp in Syria
Russian strategic bombers deal a massive blow to Daesh Takfiri terrorists in Syria.
POLITICS
Sanders, Trump start Twitter fight
GOP presumed nominee Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders start a Twitter fight immediately after the senator announces endorsement for Hillary Clinton.
POLITICS
Iran calls in French envoy over MKO rally
Iran summons the French ambassador to Tehran over Paris' hosting of an MKO rally.
ENERGY
Iran signs oil deal with Zarubezhneft
NIOC chief Ali Kardo and Zarubezhneft General Director Sergey I. Kudryashov shake hands after signing a contract to study two Iranian oil fields by the Russian giant oil company.
ENERGY
Iran’s oil output at highest level in 5 years
Market figures show Iran’s oil production has reached the highest level since 2011.
POLITICS
UK Parliament to debate EU vote petition
The British Parliament will debate on a petition calling for a second EU referendum in September.
AFGHANISTAN
'2016 bloodiest year for Afghan journalists'
The year 2016 has become the most violent year for reporters in Afghanistan's history, a report says.
POLITICS
Sanders endorses Clinton for US president
Bernie Sanders offers his endorsement for Hillary Clinton in the upcoming presidential election.
IRAQ
Iraq no place for Daesh, US: Cmdr.
An Iraqi commander slams US plans for more troops deployment, saying there is no place for either Daesh or US forces in the Arab state.
POLITICS
Iran urges Iraqis to unite in terror fight
The Iranian parliament speaker says all Iraqis must reinforce their unity in order to eradicate terrorism.
POLITICS
Cameron chairs last cabinet meeting as PM
David Cameron chairs his last cabinet meeting as the British Prime Minister.
DEFENSE
'IRGC keeps close eye on foreign vessels’
The deputy commander of the Iran’s IRGC Navy says the forces keep a close eye on all foreign vessels in the Persian Gulf.
SOCIETY
US, EU adopt new data transfer rules
A new agreement between the United States and the European Union on the surveillance of cross-border internet data flow has come into effect.
SUDAN
'Violence has displaced 36k in Juba'
The UN says 36,000 people have been displaced by violence in South Sudan's capital.
ECONOMY
Iran to buy planes from Mitsubishi
Iran has reportedly started talks to purchase planes from Mitsubishi Aircraft – the aviation arm of Japan’s industrial giant Mitsubishi Heavy Industries.
SPORTS
Iran swimmer eyes Rio breaststroke glory
Iranian swimmer Aria Nasimi-Shad aims to better Iran’s 200m breaststroke record at Rio Olympics.
POLITICS
Saddam fate awaits Faisal, his ilk: Iran
Iran says the former Saudi intelligence chief and his ilk face a fate similar to that of Iraq’s Saddam Hussein.
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