INTERVIEWS
'Calais child refugees entitled to live in UK '
British refugee charities have identified over 50 child refugees living in the Calais camp who have a legal right to live in the UK.
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EU
Thousands stranded at Greek border
Thousands of refugees are left stranded at the Greek border after Macedonia tightened border controls.
CHINA
China: US missiles to harm our security
China warns that a United States missile system planned to be set up on South Korea’s soil would harm Chinese security.
SAUDI ARABIA
Al Arabiya chief fired over Nasrallah show
The head of Al Arabiya news channel is sacked over a documentary on the life of Hezbollah head, Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah.
GERMANY
Attacks on refugees shameful: Germany
The German government denounces anti-refugee protests in eastern Germany as ‘deeply shameful.’
POLITICS
Azerbaijani president in Iran for talks
Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani officially receives his visiting Azeri counterpart Ilham Aliyev in the capital, Tehran.
AFGHANISTAN
Countries meet to set Taliban talks date
representatives from the US, China, Pakistan and Afghanistan meet to set a date for the resumption of talks between the Taliban and Kabul.
ECONOMY
Iran eager to buy 50 planes: Brazil
A Brazilian official says Iran eyes a deal on the purchase of aircraft and taxis from the South American country.
INTERVIEWS
‘US must stop support for terrorists’
The United States and its regional allies must withhold their financial, political and logistical support for terrorists in Syria to implement a ceasefire there, an American political analyst says.
YEMEN
Hadi gives top post to pro-Saudi gen.
Yemen’s fugitive former appoints gives a top military post to a veteran Saudi-backed general.
SYRIA
Ministry: Syria accepts ceasefire deal
The Syrian government says it accepts the terms of a ceasefire deal announced by the United States and Russia on Monday.
BUSINESS
US-EU free trade not in the offing: Envoy
The French ambassador to the US says a major transatlantic trade partnership will not happen anytime soon.
PALESTINE
Qiq is now longest-fasting hunger striker
A rights advocacy organization says Palestinian journalist Mohammed al-Qiq is now in uncharted medical territory after 89 days on hunger strike.
INDIA
Water crisis hits New Delhi amid protests
Millions of people are left without water in New Delhi after protests in the neighboring state of Haryana.
ENERGY
US firms line up for Iran petchem: Official
An Iranian official says US companies seek to enter Iran’s petrochemical sector.
SYRIA
Syria: UN silence encouraging terrorists
Syria says the UN’s silence on the acts of terrorism in the country encourages both the terrorists and their patrons.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Sister of shooting victim censures Trump
The sister of a murdered Muslim student challenges US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump to meet with her, after his comments about executing Muslims.
PALESTINE
Israeli razing of homes dramatically up
Israel increases by more than five times the pace of destroying Palestinian homes in the occupied West Bank’s biggest administrative division.
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