SPORTS
Iran lifter Salimi misses world contests
Iran's super heavyweight lifter Behdad Salimi Kordasiabi misses the 2015 World Championships in the United States with a knee injury.
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HUMAN RIGHTS
Video: US cop slams black girl in class
A shocking footage of a white male police officer slamming a black girl to the ground at a US high school has sparked outrage.
TURKEY
Daesh bombing killed policemen: Turkey
Turkey says two policemen killed Monday in a raid in the south of the country were victims of a Daesh bomb attack.
MILITARY
Obama weighs ground troops in Syria
Obama’s senior advisers have recommended putting a number of Special Operations forces on the ground in Syria.
CHINA
China summons US ambassador
China summons the US ambassador to Beijing to protest against US naval patrol in the South China Sea.
POLITICS
Iran expects sanctions shed by yearend
Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani says sanctions against Iran will be lifted by the end of 2015.
EU
EU states urged to keep vows on refugees
The European Commission president urges EU member states to fulfill their pledges concerning the refugee crisis.
SYRIA
‘Syria initiatives hinge on terror end’
Syria's Presidency says no initiative could be taken in the country before the elimination of terrorism.
SPORTS
Iran collects 3 more medals in IPC games
Iranian sportsmen pick up three more medals at 2015 IPC Athletics World Championships in Qatar.
EGYPT
Egypt holds run-off elections
Egyptians are heading to the polls to cast their votes in the run-off parliamentary elections.
ECONOMY
UK economy growth slows in 3Q
A new report says the UK economy growth has slowed in the third quarter of the year mainly due to the fall in construction output.
SAUDI ARABIA
‘Oil prices to be set by market factors’
Saudi Arabia’s oil minister says global oil prices should be determined by market factors.
INTERVIEWS
UK to extend Afghanistan military mission
UK Defence Secretary says the country is set to extend its military presence in Afghanistan by a year.
ECONOMY
Study: Persian Gulf may become unlivable
The Persian Gulf region, the center of a high-rise building craze, could experience “intolerable” levels of heat in the decades ahead, because of global warming, according to a scientific finding.
INTERVIEWS
‘Biden funded by corporations’
US Vice President Joe Biden, like many other US politicians, is "funded by Corporate America,” a writer and political activist says.
MILITARY
US mulls over deeper involvement in Iraq
Pentagon top leaders are considering some options to bolster the military campaign against Daesh in Iraq and Syria, according to two US officials.
PERSIAN GULF
Kuwait to deport 23 foreign nationals
Kuwait is set to deport nearly two dozen foreign nationals for allegedly beating a citizen.
POLITICS
‘Military means can’t cure Muslim woes’
The Iranian president underlines the need for the resolution of the Muslim world’s predicaments through non-military means.
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