INTERVIEWS
Obama has nuclear 'double standard'
President Obama has shown “double standard” regarding the issue of nuclear non-proliferation, says an analyst.
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FRANCE
French protesters rap labor reforms plan
Riot police forces clash with the demonstrators protesting against proposed labor reforms in France.
EU
‘EU must reassess Turkey refugee deal’
A human rights group calls on EU leaders to rethink a controversial refugee deal with Turkey.
ENERGY
Iran backs stabilizing oil market: Min.
Minister of Petroleum Bijan Zangeneh says Iran will support any initiative to stabilize the oil market after recent talks in Qatar failed to freeze production.
SYRIA
400,000 killed in Syria war: UN envoy
The UN envoy for Syria says some 400,000 people are killed in over five years of conflict in Syria.
PAKISTAN
Pakistani Taliban kill provincial minister
The Pakistani Taliban kill a provincial minister in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa after attacking his vehicle.
POLITICS
‘Iran, flag-bearer of anti-terror fight’
Rouhani says the Iranian nation has been at the forefront of struggles against terrorism both in words and in practice.
POLITICS
Trump supporters issue 'death threats'
Republican delegates say they are receiving death threats from angry Donald Trump supporters.
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Professor hacked to death in Bangladesh
Unidentified assailants have hacked to death a university professor in Bangladesh's northwestern city of Rajshahi.
PALESTINE
Abbas urges end to Israeli occupation
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas calls for an end to Israeli occupation and illegal settlement activities.
SOCIETY
Five dead in Georgia shootings
Two connected shootings in the US state of Georgia left five people dead Friday night.
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UN urges S Sudan rebel leader’s return
The UN urges South Sudanese rebel leader Riek Machar to return to the country’s capital to serve in a unity government.
EGYPT
Egypt makes arrests prior to island rallies
Egyptian police arrest dozens of people ahead of anti-government demonstrations against the handover of two Red Sea islands to Saudi Arabia.
YEMEN
Yemen peace talks constructive: UN
The UN special envoy for Yemen says the first day of Yemen peace talks was encouraging.
FOREIGN POLICY
‘Fraying’ Syria truce in danger: Obama
Obama has warned that a fragile ceasefire in Syria is in grave danger of collapsing.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi uses torture to get confessions
The UN calls on Saudi Arabia to stop physical punishment, including flogging and amputations, in the country.
POLITICS
World banks can do business with Iran: US
The US is not opposed to foreign banks doing business with Iran, Secretary of State John Kerry says.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US judge allows CIA torture lawsuit
A US judge says three tortured CIA detainees have a right to sue the spying agency.
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