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South Africa students torch university
Protesting students burn a building and science center at a university in South Africa.
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SOCIETY
US storm kills at least 8 in east
Rescue efforts are ongoing after a deadly storm batters US East Coast.
NORTH AFRICA
Libya denies France ‘secret’ Daesh war
Libya denies reports that French special forces are covertly fighting Daesh in the North African state.
EU
Ireland votes amid austerity anger
Irish voters will go to polling stations on Friday to elect new members of parliament.
EU
Greece recalls ambassador in refugee row
Greece recalls its envoy from Austria for consultations over differences on the EU’s handling of the refugee crisis.
KOREAS
UN mulls tougher sanctions on N Korea
The US submits a resolution to the UN Security Council that calls for tougher sanctions on North Korea.
POLITICS
Trump takes a battering at GOP debate
US Republican presidential rivals come to blows at a GOP debate with Trump at the epicenter.
POLITICS
Iranians vote in crucial elections
Iranians begin casting their vote in crucial elections to choose members of Parliament and the Assembly of Experts.
MILITARY
US ballistic missile test sends ‘message’
The US military test-fires a second ballistic missile in a week to ‘send a message’ to arch rivals.
SOCIETY
Kansas shooting kills four, injures 30
At least four people have lost their lives and 30 have been injured in a shooting incident at a factory in the US state of Kansas, police say.
PERSIAN GULF
Salman for FIFA head ‘appalling’ choice
A Washington-based human rights body advises against electing a Bahraini royal as the head of the world soccer’s governing body.
FOREIGN POLICY
Obama: No peace while Assad in power
US President Barack Obama says a peaceful future in Syria does not include President al-Assad.
NORTH AFRICA
Daesh commander nabbed in NW Libya
A commander of the Daesh Takfiri militant group and two of his aides are captured in the northwestern Libyan city of Sabratha.
POLITICS
Biden slams Trump's immigration rhetoric
US Vice President Joe Biden censures Republican candidate Donald Trump’s rhetoric on immigration as "dangerous".
FRANCE
France court OKs Calais camp evictions
A French court approves a plan to evict some 1,000 people from the refugee camp, nicknamed the “Jungle,” on the outskirts of the northern port of Calais.
IRAQ
Daesh claims Iraqi capital bombings
Daesh Takfiri terrorist group claims responsibility for Thursday's deadly bomb attacks in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.
POLITICS
Black activists interrupt Clinton speech
Two Black Lives Matter activists interrupt US Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton during a fundraising event in South Carolina.
SYRIA
Truce eve crucial day for Syria: UN
The UN envoy to Syria says a “crucial day” lies ahead of Syria, where a planned ceasefire in the conflict-torn country is expected to come into effect.
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