SCI-TECH
Microsoft pulls plug on naughty AI
Microsoft terminates artificial intelligence chat robot after it started to tweet offensive, racist, and perverted messages.
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INTERVIEWS
‘US officials stage coups with impunity’
US officials who have a hand in coups in different countries act with total impunity, says an analyst.
RUSSIA
Russia keeps countering NATO build-up
The Russian defense minister says the country is reinforcing its military forces on the western border in response to NATO’s expansion in Europe.
SYRIA
Assad not on the agenda with US: Russia
Russia says a temporary agreement has been reached with the US over not discussing the future of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
FOREIGN POLICY
Daesh losing its territory, leaders: Kerry
US Secretary of State John Kerry says Daesh is collapsing as it is losing its territory and leaders.
SOCIETY
Chopper crash kills 10 in south Iran
Ten people have been killed in an air ambulance helicopter crash in southern Iran.
INTERVIEWS
‘President Obama is CEO of terror Inc.’
The US government has direct and covert ties to terrorist groups in many countries, geopolitical analyst Eric Draitser says.
IRAQ
30 killed in Baghdad bomb attack
At least 30 people are killed in a bomb attack in a village south of Baghdad.
IRAQ
Iraqi forces retake town in Anbar
Iraqi forces fully liberate a town in the western province of Anbar.
MILITARY
US military kills senior Daesh terrorist
The US military says it has killed several leading militants from the Daesh (ISIL) terrorist group.
BUSINESS
Saudis moving away from oil toward Hajj
The media in Saudi Arabia report that a plan is on agenda in the kingdom to move away from oil and use the revenues it obtains from hosting Hajj pilgrimage as its main source of national income.
YEMEN
Saudi 'committing genocide' in Yemen
The leader of the Ansarullah movement says Saudi Arabia is committing genocide against the Yemeni people.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi journalist jailed for tweets
A Saudi journalist is sentenced to five years in prison over tweets.
INTERVIEWS
US sanctions attack on Iran's sovereignty
The US is not seeking rapprochement with Iran based on mutual respect and benefit but is attempting to undermine its sovereignty, a political analyst says.
AFGHANISTAN
Blast hits Kabul diplomatic area
A bomb explosion jolts the diplomatic quarter of the Afghanistan's capital, Kabul.
EU
Police detain three more in Brussels
Belgian police arrest three people in the wake of terrorist attacks in Belgium and the French capital, Paris.
ENERGY
Iran using Asian help to revamp refineries
Iran says it is working with several Asian companies over projects to revamp the refineries in Isfahan and Abadan.
INTERVIEWS
‘US hacking allegation on Iran ridiculous’
The Stuxnet virus developed by the US to sabotage Iran’s civilian nuclear program was “really dangerous and high level,” said Daniel Patrick Welch.
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