YEMEN
Bombing kills 47 police recruits in Yemen
A bombing rocks the southern Yemeni city of Mukalla, killing at least 47 police recruits.
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IRAQ
Bomb attacks kill 11 in Iraqi gas plant
At least 11 people, including policemen, are killed and 21 others wounded when bomb attacks target a gas factory north of the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.
POLITICS
US lobbies, KSA, Israel spread Iranophobia
Hardline lobbies in the US, Israel, Saudi Arabia prevent European banks from trusting Iran.
ECONOMY
Iran, Kyrgyzstan pen MoUs to boost ties
Tehran and Bishkek have sealed a number of MoUs on bilateral exchange.
CHINA
‘US distorting China defense policies’
China says Pentagon’s annual military report is a deliberate distortion of Chinese defense policies.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US cop brutally attacks black girl: Video
A family in the US state of Washington is suing a white police officer for beating a black teenage girl riding her bike.
SOCIETY
8 killed, 44 injured in Texas bus crash
Eight people died and dozens were hospitalized Saturday after a charter bus rolled over on a Texas highway.
IRAQ
‘Daesh butcher in Speicher carnage dead’
Iraqi pro-government forces kill a Daesh militant commander wanted for the June 2014 massacre of Iraqi soldiers in Camp Speicher.
IRAQ
'Daesh uses chemical weapons in Iraq'
Daesh terrorists employ chemical weapons in their latest attack on Kurdish Peshmerga forces in northern Iraq.
VENEZUELA
Idle plants paralyze economy: Maduro
Venezuelan President Maduro orders seizure of idle factories and jailing their owners following a new emergency decree.
ENERGY
‘India to pay Iran oil dues thru Turkey’
A new report says New Delhi seeks to settle its oil debts to Iran via a Turkish bank.
SYRIA
Syria forces free hospital from Daesh
Syrian government forces take back a hospital in Dayr al-Zawr from Daesh terrorists.
PALESTINE
‘Palestinians right to return non-negotiable’
Palestinians call on the United Nations to implement a resolution which gives refugees the right to return.
SOCIETY
Protesters clash with London police
British activists demonstrated against billionaire Topshop owner Sir Philip Green and his company's practices in London.
POLITICS
Senator compares 2016 election to 9/11
Ron Johnson, the Republican Senator for Wisconsin compares the 2016 US elections with the September 11, 2001 attacks.
POLITICS
Iran intel minister meets Iraqi officials
Iran's Intelligence Minister Mahmoud Alavi exchanges views with top Iraqi officials on regional developments and the necessity of fighting terrorism.
SOCIETY
Iran math genius in prestigious academy
Renowned Iranian mathematician, Maryam Mirzakhani, has become the first Iranian woman elected to the US National Academy of Sciences.
POLITICS
I'm not a 'savior', Sanders concedes
US Democratic presidential candidate Senator Bernie Sanders urges his supporters to stay involved in politics up until the end, saying he is not a “savior”.
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