VENEZUELA
Maduro slams US for 'financial blockade'
President Maduro censures the "financial blockade" imposed on Venezuela by an American bank.
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SYRIA
‘300k cut off from aid in Syria’s Aleppo’
A United Nations spokeswoman says escalating fighting in Syria’s Aleppo has cut off 300,000 people from humanitarian supplies.
POLITICS
Brits attend Black Lives Matter protest
Thousands of people attend 'Black Lives Matter' protest in Manchester.
POLITICS
‘Airstrikes will fail to uproot terrorism’
Iranian Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani says airstrikes will fail to uproot terrorism.
IRAQ
Iraqi forces retake villages near Mosul
Iraqi troops liberate two villages in southern Mosul from the grip of Daesh terrorists.
SPORTS
Iran outdoes Pacific Oceania in tennis
Iranian tennis players have defeated rivals from Pacific Oceania at the 2016 Davis Cup Asia/Oceania Zone Group III in Tehran.
SOCIETY
Porn a ‘public health crisis’ in US: GOP
Pornography in the United States has become “a public health crisis” and a “public menace” that is destroying the lives of millions, Republican delegates say.
ENERGY
Iran body approves new oil deals
A top Iranian governmental body has approved the text of the country’s new oil sector contracts after addressing criticisms that they undermine national interests.
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Singapore jails 4 Bangladeshis for terror
Singapore imprisons four Bangladeshi workers for their role in financing terrorist activities in their homeland.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi arrests senior Shia cleric
Saudi Arabia arrests a senior cleric from the country’s minority Shia community.
EU
27 killed in Italy train crash
At least 27 people are killed when two passenger trains collide head-on in southern Italy.
VENEZUELA
Venezuela ‘seizes facilities of US firm’
The Venezuelan government says it has taken control of the Venezuela-based facilities belonging to a US firm.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahrain must free Rajab: Rights bodies
Dozens of Bahraini and international rights groups urge the Al Khalifah regime to free prominent activist Nabeel Rajab.
POLITICS
US voters differ with Obama on Clinton
Most American voters think President Obama was wrong when he said Hillary Clinton is the best candidate to succeed him.
PALESTINE
UNESCO to Israel: Hands off Old City
The United Nations (UN)’s cultural body has called on Israel to halt all its archaeological and restoration activities in the occupied Old City of al-Quds (Jerusalem).
SOCIETY
Neuroscience of terrorism: Part 2
All terrorist acts are a chain of decisions by individuals; why are such decisions being made in a terrorist’s brain?
EU
‘Italy faces two-decade long recession’
The International Monetary Fund cut the growth forecasts for Italy’s economy after the UK’s vote to leave the EU.
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Japan court upholds order to shut reactors
A court in Japan upholds an order to keep two reactors at the Kansai nuclear plant closed.
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