PALESTINE
Israel touts intel supply to Jordan, Egypt
A senior Israeli military officer says Tel Aviv is providing "unprecedented" intelligence assistance to Jordan and Egypt.
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IRAQ
'Daesh executes 250 women in Mosul'
Takfiri Daesh terrorists have recently executed 250 women in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul for refusing to act as sex slaves.
TURKEY
'Turkish guards kill Syria women, children'
Turkish border guards have reportedly killed eight Syrians who were trying to cross into Turkey.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Baltimore police sued over brutality
A number of protesters in the US have sued the Baltimore police over brutality during some recent unrest.
MEXICO
Deadly Mexico blast sends toxins into air
A huge blast at an oil facility in southern Mexico leaves at least three people dead and over a hundred injured.
FRANCE
Police, protesters clash in Nantes
Riot police forces have clashed with demonstrators protesting against proposed labor reforms across France.
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Canada nixes plan to probe Saudi arms
Canada’s Liberals block a motion that would have established a parliamentary sub-committee to oversee arms exports.
SOCIETY
At least 8 killed in Texas flooding
Torrential downpours claim at least eight lives in the US State of Texas.
SOCIETY
Watch NASA’s stunning video of aurora
Watch this astonishing timelapse video of Aurora from an astronaut’s perspective taken from the International Space Station.
POLITICS
Israeli nukes main regional threat: Iran
Iran says Israel’s arsenal of nuclear and chemical weapons is the “main threat” to the region.
SOCIETY
Zarif shortlisted for Chatham House prize
UK-based Chatham House think tank has nominated Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif for its 2016 prize.
SAUDI ARABIA
‘Arms embargo’ to change Saudi behavior
Major international rights groups are calling on US President Barack Obama to stop selling cluster bombs to Saudi Arabia for use against Yemeni civilians.
SAUDI ARABIA
Deficit bringing Saudis to their knees
Saudi Arabia is close to finalizing a five-year $10-billion loan from international banks to plug budget shortfalls.
INTERVIEWS
Too early for Clinton to emerge victor
Hillary Clinton said “victory is in sight” after winning NY primaries but it is still too early to imagine her as the final nominee of her party, a political commentator says.
IRAQ
13 Daesh commanders killed in Iraq
At least 13 Daesh commanders have been killed in airstrikes carried out by the Iraqi Air Force in Salahuddin province.
RUSSIA
Russia warns NATO of military action
The military will respond with “all necessary measures” to incidents of “intimidation,” says Russian NATO envoy.
FOREIGN POLICY
Classified pages won’t ‘end 9/11 debate’
The classified pages of a congressional report on the September 11, 2001 attacks “will not end debate over the issue.”
POLITICS
‘Sanders has no path toward victory’
Bernie Sanders has no pathway toward victory after a loss in New York’s primary Tuesday, the Hillary Clinton says.
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