SYRIA
Syria army repels terrorist attacks in Quneitra
Syrian army and volunteer forces repel attacks by terrorists in the province of Quneitra.
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POLITICS
White House calls for tougher gun laws
The White House has called on Congress to pass tougher laws to help prevent gun violence in the country in the wake of a deadly shooting at a college campus in Oregon.
AFGHANISTAN
Amnesty censures Taliban terror in Kunduz
Amnesty International says Taliban militants have committed gang rapes and mass murders in the northern Afghan city of Kunduz.
POLITICS
‘Saudi crush handling violates intl. law’
Iran's culture minister says the Saudi regime's conduct in the aftermath of the recent deadly stampede violates international conventions.
PALESTINE
Israel to authorize 'wildcat settlements'
Israel mulls authorizing 'wildcat settlement' outposts in the occupied West Bank, a court document shows.
SOCIETY
10 killed in US college shooting
At least 10 people have been killed and 7 more injured following a shooting at a college campus in the US state of Oregon.
ENERGY
India to pay 2nd batch of Iran oil dues soon
Reports say India is preparing to pay the second tranche of $700 million in oil dues to Iran on 12 October.
INTERVIEWS
‘US military serves firms, not people’
An analyst says that, instead of the American people, the US military serves giant corporations.
AFGHANISTAN
Ghani hails army's anti-Taliban operation
President Ashraf Ghani hails the army’s operation against Taliban in the northern city of Kunduz.
FOREIGN POLICY
Russia 'out-gamed' US in Syria: Romney
Russia has "out-gamed" US President Barack Obama’s “disastrous” policy in Syria, the 2012 US Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney says.
INTERVIEWS
‘Hillary Clinton can’t defeat GOP rivals’
US Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is incapable of defeating her Republican rivals in the 2016 presidential election, an investigative journalist in Florida says.
SAUDI ARABIA
Most Saudi royals favor coup: Prince
A Saudi prince says the majority of the royal family support his call for coup against King Salman.
ENERGY
Iran to present oil projects late Oct.
Iran says it will showcase its most attractive oil and gas projects to investors in a conference in capital Tehran later this month.
RUSSIA
Legal basis of US-led raids flawed: Lavrov
Russia calls the legal basis for the so-called US-led anti-Daesh airstrikes 'really flawed.'
POLITICS
Voters divided on future Tory leader
London Mayor favorite for next Tory leader but party activists back the Chancellor for the post.
TURKEY
Turkish gag order hits arms-to-Syria trial
Trial of ex-Turkish officials accused of intercepting Syria-bound arms is subjected to a secrecy order.
MILITARY
118 US troops killed themselves in Q2
At least 118 members of the US armed forces committed suicide during the second quarter of 2015, says the Pentagon.
IRAQ
Baghdad would 'welcome' Russia strikes
The Iraqi prime minister says Baghdad would welcome Russian airstrikes against militants on its soil.
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