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IRAQ
Iraq: Americans likely taken by criminals
Iraq’s prime minister says the three Americans that recently went missing in Baghdad were likely taken by 'criminal gangs.'
FOREIGN POLICY
North Korea arrests American man: US
The US State Department has confirmed reports that an American citizen has been arrested in North Korea.
EU
Spain's Podemos proposes joint govt.
Spain's leftist party Podemos proposes forming a joint left-wing government.
POLITICS
Sanders leads Clinton in Iowa
Bernie Sanders is leading Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton by eight points in Iowa just 10 days before the caucuses there.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahrainis hold new anti-regime protests
Bahrainis take to the streets of the tiny Persian Gulf country in solidarity with detained political activists.
NORTH AFRICA
Tunisia declares nationwide curfew
Tunisia imposes a nationwide curfew in response to growing social unrest over unemployment.
INTERVIEWS
UK PM calls for limiting war legal claims
British Prime Minister David Cameron says he wants to stamp out what he called spurious legal claims against war veterans.
FRANCE
‘France to stay under state of emergency’
The French prime minister says the state of emergency will remain in the country until to total defeat of Daesh.
KOREAS
N Korea nabs US citizen for 'hostile act'
North Korea says it has detained a US university student for committing “a hostile act” against the state.
TURKEY
Turkey operations kill two in southeast
The ongoing Turkish military operations leave two people dead in the restive southeastern areas.
RUSSIA
Russia to boost military against NATO
Russia says it is to form four new military divisions in the western and central regions of the country amid increased NATO drills.
IRAQ
Americans abducted for blackmail: Iraq
The Iraqi defense minister says three missing Americans in Baghdad were abducted by an “organized gang” for “blackmail.”
INDIA
India, Pakistan ‘to hold high-level talks’
Senior Indian and Pakistani officials are set to hold high-level talks to ease bilateral tensions, a government official in New Delhi says.
POLITICS
White House hails court on carbon ruling
The Obama administration welcomes a US court ruling on the president’s carbon emissions plan.
YEMEN
Saudi jets raid Sana'a; civilian deaths rise
Saudi jets bomb more residential areas in the Yemeni capital capital Sana'a.
MORE
Japan lifts sanctions on Iran
Japan lifts its sanctions against Iran, joining other countries to normalize trade ties with the Islamic Republic.
SOCIETY
US E Coast panics over ‘paralyzing’ storm
People are preparing for a blizzard in the eastern US, which could be unprecedented in nearly a century.
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