ENERGY
Iran to tender major oil job
Iran says it plans to hold a major international tender for a drilling job in an oil field in the Persian Gulf waters.
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FOREIGN POLICY
Washington to award US detainess in Iran
The US government will award millions of dollars to the Americans taken detainee at the US Embassy in Tehran in 1979.
SOCIETY
"ISIL hating all religions"
An Anglican leader in the UK says ISIL militants hate all differences whether it is Muslims or Christians.
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Bangladesh blast kills one, injures 3
An explosion at a mosque in Bagmara, Bangladesh, kills one person and injures three others.
ECONOMY
Iran to join power grid with Russia
Iran has signed a deal with Armenia, Georgia and Russia to synchronize its power grid with them until 2019.
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Pope urges dignity for refugees
Pope Francis urges a 'dignified future' for refugees arriving in Europe.
ENERGY
Iran, India meet to discuss oil
Officials from Iran and India met in New Delhi last week to discuss a rise of oil imports from Iran as well as the outstanding oil payments to Iran.
IRAQ
‘Iraq forces to retake Mosul after Ramadi’
Prime Minister al-Abadi says Iraq’s armed forces will move to free the city of Mosul once they have seized the control of Ramadi.
INTERVIEWS
‘Russia ahead of US in space tech’
The US has fallen behind Russia in space technology, says an analyst.
SYRIA
Syria urges halt to Turkey militant influx
Syria calls for an end to infiltration of militants from Turkey and Jordan.
SOCIETY
UK rare meeting to cope with flooding
The UK ministers are set to hold a rare Christmas Day meeting to cope with severe flood.
PAKISTAN
Indian PM visits archrival Pakistan
Indian Premier Narendra Modi arrives in the eastern Pakistani city of Lahore on a state visit.
SOCIETY
US Christian population shrinking: Poll
The US Christian population has diminished since the beginning of President Barack Obama’s administration, poll shows.
POLITICS
Iran raps ‘illegal’ US bid to seize assets
A senior Iranian official condemns US bid to seize Iran’s frozen banking assets as “unlawful.”
HUMAN RIGHTS
Police killing sparks fresh protests in US
People in San Francisco have urged the city’s police chief to resign over the shooting death of a black man.
YEMEN
‘Saudi prince killed in Yemen’s Ma’rib’
Yemen's army forces reportedly kill a Saudi prince in a central Yemeni province, a report says.
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Okinawa sues Japan govt. over US base
Okinawa sues the Japanese government over a relocation of a US base.
POLITICS
US mulls appropriation of Iran assets
The US Supreme Court is mulling a case on appropriating $2 billion of Iranian assets frozen in a bank in New York.
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