HUMAN RIGHTS
US transfers Guantanamo inmate to Italy
The United States says it has transferred a Yemeni inmate from the American military prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba to Italy.
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6.4-magnitude quake jolts Ecuador
A powerful earthquake, measuring 6.4 on the Richter scale, has hit northern Ecuador, the United States Geological Survey (USGS) says.
ECONOMY
Osborne to meet Wall Street bigwigs
The British finance minister is set to meet with Wall Street's biggest investors in New York to urge them to stay with the country amid Brexit.
SPORTS
Portugal beats France in Euro 2016 final
An extra-time late winner by Portugal’s Eder awarded the Seleção das Quinas the Euro 2016 Cup.
INTERVIEWS
‘White America waging war on blacks’
“Systemic violence” in the United States’ political system is the root cause of the current situation in the country.
PALESTINE
Netanyahu under official investigation
Israel's attorney general opens investigation on possible suspicions of misconduct by the Israeli prime minister.
GERMANY
German MPs: Withdraw troops from Turkey
German MPs say troops serving at Turkey’s Incirlik airbase should be recalled if Ankara continues to deny parliamentary access.
SOCIETY
Outrage in US over loss of black lives
Fed up with US police brutality, angry Black Lives Matter protesters continue demos unabated.
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Choppers, tanks attack S Sudan VP home
Tanks and helicopters attack the home of South Sudan’s vice president as fighting erupts in the country’s capital.
POLITICS
US must ‘do better’ in cybersecurity
US President Barack Obama warns about the “not perfect” cybersecurity in the government, saying more has to be done.
INTERVIEWS
US presidential election system 'corrupt'
The presidential election system in the US is corrupted as no third-party candidate can ever manage to win it, says an analyst.
GERMANY
Berlin clashes injure 123 police officers
Over 120 German police officers are injured in clashes with left-wing protesters in Berlin.
POLITICS
Corbyn vows to fight for Labor leadership
Britain’s opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn insists he will fight for the Labor leadership and suggests he may go to court if lawmakers exclude him from the contest.
YEMEN
Yemen’s Hadi threatens to boycott talks
Yemen’s resigned president threatens to withdraw from peace talks in Kuwait.
SOCIETY
Hundreds more arrested in US rallies
More people were arrested on Sunday as a wave of demonstrations hit US states over police violence.
POLITICS
Saudi bids to revive MKO will fail: IRGC
An IRGC commander says efforts by Saudi Arabia and foreign media to revive the MKO terrorist group are doomed to failure.
SYRIA
Assad blames Europe for spread of terror
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says adopting wrong policies by some European leaders has led to the spread of terrorism in Europe.
MILITARY
Pentagon lacks money to fight Daesh drones
Pentagon says it needs more money in order to come up with a response for Daesh’s drone program.
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