MILITARY
‘US Navy should sail anywhere if need be’
A senior US commander says the American Navy should carry out “freedom of navigation” patrols throughout the Asia Pacific region.
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IRAQ
In Baghdad, bombs kill 8 more
A series of bomb attacks in Iraq's capital kills eight people.
POLITICS
'Iran helping Russia in anti-Daesh campaign'
Iran, Russia, Syria and Iraq are cooperating in the fight against terrorism, a top aide to the Leader of the Islamic Revolution says.
PAKISTAN
Pak ‘seeks to revive Kabul-Taliban talks’
The Pakistani administration says it seeks to revive talks between the Kabul government and the Afghan Taliban.
SPORTS
Iran wheelchair b-ballers rout Malaysia
Iranian men’s national wheelchair basketball team beats Malaysia 94-32 at the Mitsubishi Electric 2015 IWBF Asia Oceania Championship in Japan.
POLITICS
UK businessman to chair "in campaign"
a leading British businessman is set to chair a campaign to keep Britain inside the EU.
SOCIETY
'US Muslims bracing for anti-Islam rallies'
The United States’ Muslim community is bracing for anti-Islam demonstrations this weekend.
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Israel commits state terrorism: Jordan
Israel is violating the rights of the Palestinians on their own lands and in their holy places, Jordan's parliament says.
SPORTS
Iran taekwondo fighters ace in CISM games
Iranian men’s taekwondo team finishes first in the 6th edition of the CISM World Games in South Korea.
TURKEY
Mafia state in Turkey behind blasts: HDP
The leader of Turkey's main pro-Kurdish party asks if 'a state with such a strong intelligence network' had not had any information about the blasts.
SYRIA
Army kills 125 terrorists in west Syria
The Syrian army kills at least 125 Takfiri militants in Syria’s western province of Hama.
IRAQ
Protesters killed in Iraq’s Kurdistan
Four people are killed during protests in Iraq’s Kurdistan region.
INTERVIEWS
"UK sweeping child poverty under carpet"
Scottish Justice Secretary Alex Nail says London is "sweeping the issue of child poverty under the carpet."
ECONOMY
Japan traders back in Iran with a vengeance
Japanese automakers are looking to restart exports to Iran as Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government is moving quickly to lay the groundwork for investment in Iran, a leading Tokyo-based newspaper says.
MILITARY
US pulls warship out of Persian Gulf
The US has pulled out a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier of the Persian Gulf as Russian warships enter the area.
POLITICS
‘Iran consulted ahead of raids on Syria’
The Iranian parliament speaker says consultations were carried out with Iran ahead of Russia’s air raids in Syria.
MILITARY
'US can’t rescue CIA terrorists in Syria'
CIA-trained terrorists in Syria are now under Russian missile strikes with little prospect of rescue by their American supporters, US officials say.
ENERGY
‘Iran put off oil event due to US pressure’
Iran’s postponement of a key oil conference in London for the fourth time last month came after US pressures on the UK government, the British news agency Reuters says.
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