MILITARY
US Navy slaps alcohol ban in Japan
The US Navy has issued a total alcohol ban for its sailors in Japan amid a recent string of crimes.
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SPORTS
Iran beach wrestlers 1st in world bouts
Senior Iranian beach wrestlers win four gold medals to be crested at the 2016 Beach Wrestling World Championships in Croatia.
SYRIA
Assad: Aleppo to become terrorists' graveyard
Syria's President Assad says Aleppo will become a graveyard for the foreign-sponsored Takfiri terrorists.
TURKEY
Turkey vows 'measures' against Germany
Turkish foreign minister says German government much clear its stance on the 1915 killings of Armenians during World War I.
POLITICS
Clinton emails to take 75 yrs to review
The US State Department says that Hillary Clinton’s emails case may take another 75 years to close.
GERMANY
German farmers protest falling dairy prices
Hundreds of German milk farmers stage a protest in Munich against plunging dairy prices.
BRAZIL
Lula launches campaign against 'coup'
Brazil’s former President Luiz Lula da Silva accuses the interim government in the country of having risen to power with a coup.
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Attacks on albinos 'unprecedented'
Amnesty International warns that the number of attacks on people with albinism has risen in the African country of Malawi.
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UK denial of cluster bombs 'shameful'
Amnesty says the UK is evading its responsibility for high civilian casualties in Yemen by denying the supply of cluster bombs to Saudi Arabia.
MILITARY
‘Daesh using US Humvees as car bombs’
The Daesh Takfiri terrorists are turning US-made armored vehicles to car bombs.
SAUDI ARABIA
Grand mufti: Saudi troops don’t have to fast
The Saudi grand mufti has exempted the kingdom's soldiers participating in the war on Yemen from observing the religious obligation of fasting during Ramadan.
CHINA
China restricts fasting in Muslim region
Chinese authorities bans civil servants and students from fasting during the holy Muslim month of Ramadan in the northwestern region of Xinjiang.
NORTH AFRICA
Algerian students to resit exams after leak
Hundreds of thousands of students in Algeria will have to retake their final exams because of the online leak of questions.
INTERVIEWS
‘Trump trying to appease GOP hawks’
Donald Trump’s reversal of position on American intervention in Libya shows he is trying to appease Republican hawks and the US power elite.
SAUDI ARABIA
UN halts Saudi blacklist 'under pressure'
The UN has removed the Saudi military from a blacklist of child rights violators in a move denounced by rights activists as a sign of capitulation to pressures.
MILITARY
‘UK developing new nuclear warhead’
The UK is secretly working on a new nuclear warhead to further upgrade the costly Trident program, a new report shows.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudis ‘still reviewing’ 2015 Hajj tragedy
Saudi Arabia says the deadly human crush during last year’s Hajj rituals in Mina is ‘still under review.’
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Japanese son left in forest forgives dad
The seven-year-old Japanese boy who was left six nights at a forest after his parents as punishment has forgiven his father.
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