INDIA
Fresh fierce clashes kill 7 in Kashmir
At least five pro-independence fighters and two Indian soldiers are killed in fresh clashes across the restive disputed region of Kashmir.
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MILITARY
US to start training Israeli F-35 pilots
The first group of Israeli fighter pilots is headed to the US for F-35 training.
IRAQ
Starving Fallujah grappling with ‘disaster’
A prominent NGO says the Daesh-city of Fallujah is facing a ‘ humanitarian disaster’ as its hunger-stricken residents struggle to flee the violence.
RUSSIA
‘US likely keeping Nusra to oust Assad’
Russia’s foreign minister says the US is likely seeking to use the al-Nusra Front terrorist group to unseat the Syrian president.
LEBANON
Hezbollah slams Bahrain ban on Wefaq
Lebanon’s Hezbollah movement denounces Bahrain’s repressive policies against dissent after the regime banned the al-Wefaq opposition bloc.
SOCIETY
US warns of more ‘homegrown’ terror
The US Department of Homeland Security says Americans need to look out for more ‘homegrown’ terror attacks after the Orlando mass shooting.
IRAQ
‘Daesh still killing Iraqi, Syrian Izadis’
A UN investigative panel says the Daesh terrorist group is still committing genocide against the Izadi minority in Iraq and Syria.
ECONOMY
Turkey to triple trade with Iran to $30bn
Turkish Customs and Trade Minister Bulent Tufenkci says Ankara plans to triple trade with Iran to $30 billion “as soon as possible”.
FRANCE
French union vows more anti-Paris rallies
A major French union pledges more anti-reforms rallies in the country next week in defiance of a government threat to ban street demonstrations.
SOCIETY
US boy killed by alligator at Disney
The dead body of a 2-year-old boy who was snatched off a beach by an alligator and dragged underwater at Walt Disney World has been recovered.
ECONOMY
Iran Air off safety blacklist, can fly in EU
EU Transport Commissioner Violeta Bulc says the Iranian flag carrier Iran Air has been taken off a safety blacklist and can now fly in the European Union.
RUSSIA
NATO accuses Russia of militarization
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg says the military alliance's planned deployments in Poland and three Baltic states are aimed at deterring Russia.
RUSSIA
Russian warships 'shadow' US vessels
A US Navy commander says Russian surveillance ships are shadowing American and NATO vessels in the Baltic Sea where they are staging a drill.
POLITICS
US lawmakers urge release of 9/11 pages
Some Congress members are once again calling for the release of secret pages of the 9/11 report.
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34 refugees found dead in Niger desert
The bodies of nearly three dozen refugees, including women and children, are found in Niger’s Sahara Desert.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahrain Shias end prayers to protest abuse
Bahraini Shia Muslim clerics stop holding congregational prayers to protest the Al Khalifah regime’s crackdown on Shias.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi asks UN to out blacklist sources
The UN says Saudi Arabia is pressuring the world body to disclose the sources of information that landed the kingdom on a blacklist of children's rights violators.
FOREIGN POLICY
‘US committed to Iran sanctions relief’
John Kerry says the US is committed to its obligations to ease sanctions under Iran's nuclear accord.
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