FRANCE
‘EU to look into new anti-Iran bans’
The French foreign minister says the EU is set to discuss fresh anti-Iran sanctions over the country's ballistic missile program.
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SOCIETY
3 students found dead near US college
Police in the US state of New York are investigating the deaths of two college students and one former student as a murder-suicide.
BUSINESS
SABIC shares fall after profit drop
Shares of Saudi petrochemical giant, SABIC, lose value after company reports annual profit fall.
SOCIETY
Forced English classes for Muslims in UK
British Prime Minister David Cameron is preparing to launch a plan to force Muslim women in the country to learn English or face deportation.
EU
'Turkey officials help people smugglers'
Greece's president says Turkish border officials are helping people smugglers.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
‘JCPOA taking effect, step in right path’
The EU foreign policy chief says the JCPOA implementation was a big step in the right direction for the region.
SPORTS
Veteran Iran soccer player dies at 53
Former Iranian soccer player and coach Reza Naddaf Ahadi has passed away at the age of 53.
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Dozens killed in latest Saudi air raids
Dozens are killed as Saudis pound police compounds in Yemeni capital of Sana’a and elsewhere across the country.
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Four dead in Cameroon bomb attack
A bomb attack at a mosque in Cameroon's northern region claims four lives and injures two people.
TURKEY
Turkey leader grilled for Erdogan criticism
The Turkish opposition leader is facing an investigation for his critical comments against President Erdogan.
INTERVIEWS
'US neocons sabotage pro-Iran plans'
The new US sanctions imposed against Iran over its ballistic missile program is a scheme by Zionist neoconservatives in the Obama administration, says an analyst.
ECONOMY
Tata, Asda to cut jobs in Britain
Tata and Asda have announced plans to cut hundreds of jobs in Britain.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
'Iran-IAEA cooperation in new phase'
The AEOI head says Iran’s cooperation with the UN nuclear agency has entered a new phase.
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14mn face hunger in southern Africa: WFP
WFP says some 14 million people face hunger in southern Africa because of a drought.
PAKISTAN
Musharraf acquitted in murder case
An anti-terrorism court in Pakistan acquits former military ruler Pervez Musharraf in the 2006 murder case of a Baloch separatist leader.
SYRIA
Syria army gains more ground in east
The Syrian army liberate more areas from Daesh near the city of Dayr al-Zawr.
SPORTS
Iran beats Lebanon in Asia handball
Iran defeats Lebanon 31-26 at the 17th edition of the Asian Men’s Handball Championship in Bahrain.
POLITICS
Sanders: US needs 'political revolution'
US presidential candidates Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton sparred on issues of big money, healthcare and gun control at the last Democratic debate.
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