HUMAN RIGHTS
Chicago police union hires killer cop
The police union in Chicago, Illinois, says it has hired as a janitor the officer charged with first-degree murder.
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EGYPT
Egypt jails 72 for 'instigating violence'
A court in Egypt jails 72 members of Muslim Brotherhood, convicting them of stirring violence.
FOREIGN POLICY
Erdogan met with angry protest in US
Security staff of Turkish Recep Tayyip Erdogan clashed with angry protesters in Washington, who called him a "terrorist."
IRAQ
Iraqi cleric orders end to Baghdad sit-in
Senior Iraqi cleric Muqtada al-Sadr calls on his supporters to stop a sit-in inside Baghdad’s Green Zone district.
INTERVIEWS
‘US military buildup in EU dangerous’
The US military’s growing troop presence in eastern parts of Europe and Asia is a “very dangerous policy,” says James Petras.
INTERVIEWS
'UN serving as Saudi wing in Yemen'
A political commentator says the UN is acting as Riyadh's political wing in Yemen to cover its crimes against the Yemeni people.
POLITICS
Trump refuses to rule out nuking Europe
US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has refused to rule out dropping a nuclear weapon on Europe.
TURKEY
Car bomb kills 7 Turkish officers
A car bomb attack targeting Turkish police forces kills seven officers in the city of Diyarbakir in southeastern Turkey.
CHINA
China: No need for US gesticulation
China says there is no need for US gesticulation about Beijing’s plans in the disputed South China Sea.
SYRIA
Israel taking in injured Syria militants
The Israeli regime transfers another injured terrorist into the occupied territories in order to receive treatment.
FRANCE
Labor reforms spark clashes in France
People take to the streets in several French cities to protest labor reforms.
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'Migrant laborers in Qatar exploited'
Amnesty says migrant laborers working for the World Cup in Qatar are being exploited.
INTERVIEWS
'Erdogan dreams neo-Ottoman empire'
A political analyst says the aggressive policies of the Turkish president in the Middle East aim at reviving the Ottoman empire.
SOCIETY
Most Americans support torture: Poll
About two-thirds of Americans believe torture can be justified to extract information from suspected terrorists, according to a new poll.
RUSSIA
‘Arms supply to Ukraine worsens crisis’
Russia says the export of arms to Ukraine aggravates the conflict and violates peace deals.
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Croatia slams Serb leader acquittal
Croatia slams the acquittal of radical Serb leader Vojislav Seselj by the UN war crimes tribunal.
PALESTINE
Israel reduces power to Palestine city
An Israeli company reduces its electricity supply to the occupied Palestinian city of Jericho over a debt dispute.
POLITICS
Americans’ views of Trump at new lows
Donald Trump has the most negative image of any of the five US presidential candidates, according to a new poll.
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