POLITICS
'Iran bans removal to up Hungary ties'
The Iranian first vice president says the lifting of anti-Tehran bans will help boost ties with Hungary.
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PAKISTAN
Senior health official shot dead in Pakistan
Heavily-armed assailants gun down a senior Pakistani health official in the country's troubled northwest.
SOCIETY
Hammond in hot water for Saudi gift
British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond is coming under increasing fire over accepting a £2000 watch from a Saudi billionaire.
POLITICS
Obama admits US role in climate change
US President Barack Obama urges world leaders to reach a deal to counter the threat of climate change.
ECONOMY
Daimler Trucks looking for partners in Iran
Daimler AG's commercial vehicles division says it is in talks with potential partners in Iran to resume production in the country.
FRANCE
World leaders meet for climate deal
Some 150 world leaders are in Paris to reach a highly-anticipated deal on climate.
POLITICS
Trump: I was 100% right about Muslims
Donald Trump has insisted he was "100 percent right" when he claimed thousands of Muslims in New Jersey cheered the 9/11 attacks.
INTERVIEWS
‘Saudis buying influence in US’
The Saudi monarchy is trying to buy influence in Washington by giving US officials expensive gifts, says an analyst.
INTERVIEWS
'US senators want to kick Russia out of Syria'
Firebrand US senators seek troop deployment in Syria to dislodge Russia, says analyst.
POLITICS
Iran condemns Nigeria terrorist attack
Iran denounces a recent terrorist attack in Nigeria targeting Shia Muslims in the state of Kano.
BUSINESS
Asia's economic powers sign free trade pact
South Korean lawmakers approve a free trade agreement with China to expand relations with their biggest trade partner despite protests by farmers.
RUSSIA
'Pilot’s body flown from Turkey to Russia'
The body of the Russian pilot killed after his plane downed by Turkey has been sent to Moscow from Ankara.
IRAQ
Bombs leave four dead in, near Baghdad
At least four people are killed and 18 others injured in a spate of bomb attacks in and around the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.
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S Africa declares drought disaster
South Africa declares a drought disaster in five provinces due to the El Nino climate cycle.
SOCIETY
'Arba’een march show of devotion, faith'
Ayatollah Khamenei says the mass march toward Karbala to mark Arba’een is the combination of devotion and faith.
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30 killed in DR Congo clashes
At least 30 people are killed in clashes in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
FOREIGN POLICY
US warns of terror attacks in Afghan capital
The US Embassy in Afghanistan has warned American citizens about 'imminent' terror attacks in the Afghan capital.
AFGHANISTAN
US raid on Afghan hospital intentional?
An Afghan policy research group says the US strike on a charity-run hospital in Afghanistan may have been intentional.
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