PALESTINE
EU censures Israel settlement expansion
The EU criticizes Israel’s plans to build hundreds of illegal settler units in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem (al-Quds).
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IRAQ
Saudi silence surprises, but also angers Iraqis
Tributes are pouring in from governments and people from around the world to the memory of those killed in recent terrorist bombings in Baghdad, however, some regional states look on poker-faced.
BUSINESS
Oil falls further on Brexit woes
Crude prices have sunk further over worries about the impacts of the UK’s exit from the EU.
CHINA
China new military plane enters service
China's largest military transport plane enters service.
POLITICS
Trump: US political system ‘totally rigged’
Donald Trump says the FBI’s decision to not recommend criminal charges against Hillary Clinton for her use of a private email server shows the US political system is “totally rigged.”
SYRIA
Assad in Homs; mortars hit Eid prayers
At least three civilians are killed after Takfiri militants attack Eid al-Fitr prayers at a residential neighborhood in Syria’s northern city of Aleppo.
PALESTINE
Over half of Gazans rely on food aid: UN
A United Nations (UN) agency says more than half of the population in the Israeli-blockaded Gaza Strip is in dire need of food assistance.
INTERVIEWS
‘Bombings in Saudi possibly a false flag’
An analyst says recent bomb attacks in Saudi Arabia could be a false flag to make the kingdom look like a victim of Daesh terrorism when in fact it is the perpetrator.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahrain steps up crackdown in cleric’s village
Bahrain disables internet connections and cellular coverage at the native village of a top Shia cleric stripped of his citizenship.
ECONOMY
British pound hits fresh lows against dollar
The British pound hit fresh lows against the dollar and the euro on Wednesday as financial turmoil intensifies in the wake of UK’s decision to leave the European Union.
ECONOMY
Iran-FATF exchange to shield banking info
Iran pledges to protect people’s banking information in transactions with the policy-making body of the international financial system (FATF).
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Chilean police clash with students
Chilean police have resorted to using tear gas and water cannon as they clashed with hundreds of university students protesting against new education reforms.
KOREAS
S Korea to double loudspeakers on border
South Korea plans to double the number of its loudspeakers along the border with North Korea.
POLITICS
UK’s Iraq Inquiry report to be published
A long-awaited report into Britain’s involvement in the Iraq war is due to be published on Wednesday.
YEMEN
Car bombs kill 10 in Yemen’s Aden
Two car bombs go off outside the international airport in the southwestern Yemeni city of Aden, killing at least ten people.
SOCIETY
World Muslims mark Eid al-Fitr
Muslims from across the world are marking Eid al-Fitr, which marks the end of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan.
SOCIETY
Over 35k died in US traffic in 2015
Traffic deaths soared in 2015, marking the deadliest year in more than seven years, NHTSA says.
HUMAN RIGHTS
67 hate crimes a day in UK after Brexit
The number of hate crimes in the UK has sharply risen by more than 50 percent since the Brexit vote, British police say.
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