PALESTINE
Rights group ends 25 years of Israel army ties
A leading Israeli rights group stops cooperating with the Israeli military’s so-called law enforcement unit, citing the system’s cover-up of crimes.
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EGYPT
Amnesty: EU complicit in Egypt crackdown
Amnesty says a dozen of EU member states are fueling torture and killings in Egypt through arms exports to the African country.
SOCIETY
US church shooter faces death penalty
Dylann Roof, accused of killing nine people at a Charleston church last year, will face the death penalty, prosecutors say.
ENERGY
India after operating Iranian oilfield
A new report says New Delhi seeks to run operations of Iranian oil field
POLITICS
Trump wins Washington state primary
Donald Trump is projected to win the Washington state primary as the White House hopeful marched closer to the Republican nomination.
FOREIGN POLICY
US House grills Saudi over 'terrorism'
The US House of Representative makes its first move to authorize lawsuits against countries supporting terrorism on the US soil.
TURKEY
Erdogan threatens to scrap EU deal
Turkey says it will scrap a refugee deal with the EU unless its key demand of visa-free travel is granted.
INDIA
‘Persian Gulf Arabs abusing India women’
Indian women from two southern states "are being sold like products" to the Arab countries in the Persian Gulf, says an Indian state minister.
POLITICS
Sanders requests re-canvass in Kentucky
Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders calls for re-canvassing in the US State of Kentucky, following a narrow margin against his rival Hillary Clinton.
SYRIA
'Daesh didn’t destroy Russia choppers'
Russia denies reports that four of its attack choppers have been destroyed by Daesh in Syria.
FOREIGN POLICY
UK has 'no involvement' in Yemen war
Britain says it is investigating reports that UK-made cluster bombs have been used by Saudi Arabia during its aggression against Yemen.
FOREIGN POLICY
‘Security’ overrides Pakistan knowledge
The US cites “operational security” to justify keeping Pakistani officials in the dark over a drone strike that, Washington claims, killed an Afghan Taliban chief.
PALESTINE
Netanyahu trips raise ‘fear of criminality’
A report by an Israeli watchdog says there is a "fear of criminality" over a financial case involving Netanyahu and his family when he was the finance minister over a decade ago.
RUSSIA
One-third of Daesh wiped out by Russia
One third of Daeshi terrorists in Syria have been killed by the Russian Air Force since September.
INTERVIEWS
US candidates picked by the ‘unseen’
The favorability issue in the US 2016 presidential election originates from selection of the candidates by "unseen" groups detached from the real people.
ECONOMY
Iran proposes JV to India’s NALCO
Iran says it has proposed to establish a joint venture with India’s NALCO aluminum giant.
ECONOMY
World Bank to award loans to Iran’s SMEs
Iranian officials say the World Bank is considering to award major loans to the country’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
INTERVIEWS
‘Blair dodging responsibility for Daesh’
Tony Blair is an advocate of war and needs to be tried for creating Daesh and committing war crimes, says an analyst.
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