FOREIGN POLICY
Cameron facing fury over Saudi policy
British PM David Cameron has become the target of criticisms at home for overlooking poor Saudi rights record to guarantee better ties.
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EU
EU could ‘fall apart’ over refugee crisis
The Slovenian prime minister warns that the EU risks falling apart over the refugee crisis.
BUSINESS
Kuwait telecom giant’s profit drops in Q3
Kuwait’s telecoms giant, Zain, reports sharp drop in profits during the third quarter of 2015.
POLITICS
‘US sentence for Iranian completely unjust’
Iran condemns a sentence issued against one of its citizens in the United States as completely unjust.
EU
Ukrainians vote in local elections
People in Ukraine vote in local elections to select mayors and council members.
MILITARY
‘Trident costs far more than expected’
A new report shows the costs for Britain to replace and maintain its controversial Trident nuclear deterrent program stand at around £167 billion ($256 billion) – a figure far more than expected.
POLITICS
CIA chiefs negligent on intel security
CIA directors have been far more negligent about intelligence security than previously thought, new reports suggest.
SPORTS
Iran Paralympians win two gold medals
Iranian Paralympians have collected two gold medals at the IPC) Athletics World Championships in Qatar, and earned spots at the Rio 2016 Paralympics.
CHINA
‘China growth rate may fall below 7%’
China’s prime minister says economic growth may fall below 7 percent as the country is experiencing slowest growth rate in months.
FRANCE
Marseille shooting kills three
Three people are killed in a shooting attack in Marseille, southern France.
MILITARY
New chief warns against 'hollow' US Army
The new chief of the US Army says combat readiness is his No.1 priority and that the US cannot allow “a hollow Army.”
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi court approves Nimr’s death penalty
The Saudi Supreme Court reportedly approves the execution of prominent Shia cleric Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr.
PALESTINE
Israeli forces kill Palestinian schoolgirl
Israelis kill Palestinian schoolgirl in the occupied West Bank, accusing her of attempting knife attack.
ENERGY
Iran to launch new South Pars phases
An Iranian deputy oil minister says the country is planning to launch phases 15 and 16 of the huge South Pars gas field in early November.
FOREIGN POLICY
Blair says “sorry” for Iraq war, finally
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has apologized for taking Britain to the 2003 war in Iraq.
SYRIA
Assad stresses eradication of terror in Syria
Syrian President Assad says the eradication of terrorist groups in Syria will pave the way for a 'political' solution to the crisis there.
SPORTS
Iran boxer gets gold medal in Turkey
Iranian boxer Kamyab Moradi wins a gold medal at the 30th edition of International Youth Men Ahmet Comert Boxing Tournament in Turkey.
ECONOMY
Iran bank suing UK for $4 billion in losses
The UK Court of Appeal has ruled that Iran’s Bank Mellat must have access to documents and evidence based on which the UK government imposed sanctions on the lender, a report says.
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