SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi protests rage over Nimr execution
People in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province continue protests over the execution of sheikh Nimr al-Nimr.
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INTERVIEWS
‘Despite outcry, Bernie will endorse Hillary’
Bernie Sanders talks tough on Wall Street but will still endorse US business world’s favorite candidate, Hillary Clinton, says Mickey Z.
TURKEY
Turkey army ‘kills 305 PKK members’
The Turkish military says a total of 305 PKK terrorists have been killed in the country's southeast since December 15 last year.
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Belgium strike cripples train traffic
The start of a two-day rail strike has brought the train traffic to a standstill in Belgium.
FOREIGN POLICY
‘No preemptive US strike on North Korea’
Donald Trump has said that, if elected president, he wouldn’t launch a preemptive strike to destroy North Korea’s nuclear facilities.
FOREIGN POLICY
‘$1m from Israel to sabotage Iran deal’
A Republican lawmaker at the US Senate was bribed one million dollars by Israel to try sabotaging negotiations between Tehran and the world powers, including the United States.
VENEZUELA
Venezuela parliament seeks to oust Maduro
Venezuela’s National Assembly says it now has the necessary power to legally oust President Nicolas Maduro.
POLITICS
Trump threatens Scotland over petition
Republican front-runner Donald Trump has threatened to pull out his £700 million investment in Scotland if he is banned from entering the United Kingdom.
PALESTINE
‘Israel killed 178 Palestinians in 2015’
Israeli forces killed at least 178 Palestinians and injured 16,200 others in 2015, the Palestinian Health Ministry says.
INTERVIEWS
‘US a very violent, racist society’
The United States is “violent” and “racist” society, where white European settlers once used firearms to enslave and exploit blacks.
FOREIGN POLICY
US doubts N Korea tested hydrogen bomb
The US disputes claims by Pyongyang in regard to successful testing of a hydrogen bomb.
MILITARY
‘UK sold Saudis $8bn of arms in 5 years’
Britain has sold over eight billion dollars of military hardware to Saudi Arabia since British PM Cameron took office.
TURKEY
Turkey seizes 1,200 fake life jackets
Turkish police have seized more than 1,200 fake life jackets in Izmir.
SOCIETY
US man jailed over desecrating mosque
A man in the US state of Florid was arrested by police after being accused of desecrating and vandalizing a mosque.
SOCIETY
GOPer defends armed protests in Oregon
A leading lawmaker in the US House of Representatives defends armed protesters occupying a federal wildlife refuge in Oregon over "civil obedience."
PERSIAN GULF
Qatar recalls ambassador to Iran
Qatar recalls its ambassador in Tehran amid recent tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
INTERVIEWS
‘US greatest threat to peace, not DPRK’
Republican politicians take advantage of international tensions to shore up their presidential campaigns, an American scholar says.
POLITICS
‘Missing Iranian Hajj pilgrims identified'
All Iranian pilgrims listed as “missing” in a deadly crush during Hajj rituals in Mina have been identified.
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