PALESTINE
Palestinian inmates go on hunger strike
At least 50 Palestinian prisoners go on hunger strike to protest mistreatment and poor conditions at Nafha prison.
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AFGHANISTAN
30 die in Afghanistan militant clashes
At least 30 people are killed in heavy clashes between Daesh and Taliban militants in Afghanistan’s eastern province of Nangarhar.
YEMEN
Saudi jets continue to pound Yemen
Saudi fighter jets launch airstrikes areas across Yemen, including on an airport in the Yemeni capital, Sana’a.
INTERVIEWS
US 'testing waters' with new Iran bans
The US is threatening new sanctions to determine to what degree it can shift the terms of the nuclear deal with Iran, says an analyst.
PALESTINE
Palestinians forced off plane in Greece
Israeli passengers aboard a plane in Greece force two Palestinians off the plane.
NORTH AFRICA
Algeria unveils constitutional reforms
The Algerian government announces draft constitutional reforms to restrict presidential terms, among other things.
ECONOMY
Saudi firm to maintain Iran business
Saudi Arabia’s largest food producer Savola says it will maintain business in Iran.
POLITICS
S Arabia must stop fueling tension: Iran
Iran's foreign minister says Saudi Arabia must stop fueling tension in the Middle East.
IRAQ
Iraqi air force kills Deash war minister
Iraqi military aircraft kill Daesh war minister during an airstrike in Iraq's western province of Anbar.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi guard violently attacks man: Video
Newly-emerged video footage shows a Saudi security guard violently attacking a senior citizen in a city in eastern Saudi Arabia.
PALESTINE
Israeli navy fires at Gaza fishing boats
Israeli navy ships fire shells at Palestinian fishing boats off the coast of Gaza, completely destroying one of them.
YEMEN
UN urges ‘sustainable’ ceasefire in Yemen
UN Security Council calls for a "sustainable" ceasefire in Yemen.
POLITICS
GOP vows to block Obama's gun control
Republicans are scrambling for a way to reverse President Barack Obama’s executive actions on gun control.
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Bangladesh upholds opp. leader's verdict
Bangladesh’s Supreme Court upholds the death penalty for the leader of the country’s opposition Jamaat-e-Islami Party.
GERMANY
Berlin voices anger over sex assaults
German leaders voice anger over New Year's sex assaults in the city of Cologne.
SOCIETY
US protesters slam Nimr’s execution
Protesters gathered outside the Saudi Embassy in Washington, DC to denounce the execution of Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr.
FOREIGN POLICY
US in talks for new Iran sanctions: Kirby
The State Department says it is speaking with other US agencies about imposing news sanctions on Iran for a recent ballistic missile test.
KOREAS
North Korea tests hydrogen bomb
North Korea says it has successfully conducted a hydrogen bomb test close to the country’s nuclear test site.
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