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Yemen factions reach aid delivery deal
The warring sides in the conflict in Yemen reach an agreement on the delivery of humanitarian aid to Tai’zz.
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SOCIETY
Sanders blasts Trump in mosque visit
US Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders has warned of demagogues and divisions during a visit to a mosque in Washington DC.
INDIA
India nabs three ‘al-Qaeda operatives’
Indian law enforcement agencies arrest at least three alleged operatives of the al-Qaeda terror group.
POLITICS
Obama to meet families of CA victims
US President Barack Obama will meet with families of victims of the recent mass shooting in San Bernardino, California.
LEBANON
'Saudi coalition a US plot for Mideast'
Hezbollah rejects a Saudi-led coalition purported to be fighting terrorism as a US scenario.
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Rwanda expats vote in referendum
Rwandans living abroad vote on a constitutional amendment which would allow President Paul Kagame to run for a third term.
ECONOMY
Britons living in emergency housing grow
Official figures blame the rise in temporary accommodation on end of the private tenancy.
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UN orders probe into Burundi violence
The UN Human Rights Council agrees to send investigators to Burundi to investigate rights abuses there.
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Haitians protest alleged vote fraud
Thousands of angry Haitians take to the streets of Port-au-Prince over alleged vote rigging in the recent presidential election.
FRANCE
IMF chief faces trial in payout case
A French court orders IMF chief Lagarde to stand trial over a 400-million-euro payout case.
NORTH AFRICA
Libyan rivals sign unity govt. deal
Libya’s rival factions sign a UN-brokered deal to end the conflict in the country and form a unity government.
SOCIETY
US unable to curb lone wolf attacks: Poll
Americans doubt their government’s ability to block “lone wolf” attacks, a new poll has found.
SPORTS
Iran to face Myanmar in China futsal cup
Iran will face Myanmar in its opening match at a four-nation futsal tournament to be held in China later this week.
FOREIGN POLICY
EU divided over Cameron’s reform bid
Controversial EU reform high on the agenda of Prime Minister David Cameron’s trip to Brussels.
SYRIA
Syria annuls Turkey visa waiver deal
Syria revokes a visa exemption agreement with Turkey, citing the principle of reciprocity.
EGYPT
Egyptian university head shot
Gunmen shoot and injure the dean of an Egyptian university in the province of el-Sharqia.
SYRIA
'Foreign troops need Syria consent'
Syria warns that any foreign deployment of troops on its soil without the consent of Damascus would be a violation of international law.
FOREIGN POLICY
UK links Muslim Brotherhood to extremism
A long-delayed review into Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood has been tabled in the British parliament.
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