POLITICS
Paul aide accuses Rubio aide of assault
Two campaign officials working for US Republican presidential candidates and senators Rand Paul and Marco Rubio have been involved in fight at a bar in the state of Michigan.
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NORTH AFRICA
Daesh claims attack on Libya airport
The Takfiri Daesh terrorist group claims a fatal attack on Libya's Mitiga Airport.
SYRIA
‘Car bombs, rockets hit two Syrian villages’
Takfiri militants attack two villages in Syria’s northwestern province of Idlib with four car bombs and 250 rockets.
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Japan changes post-war pacifist course
The Japanese parliament approves a set of controversial security bills that would allow the country’s military to potentially engage in wars overseas.
INTERVIEWS
Obama Nobel prize was ‘premature’
Awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to US President Barack Obama in 2009 was “premature,” a US social issues journalist says.
VENEZUELA
Venezuela jet crashes on Colombia border
Venezuelan military plane crashes near the frontier with Colombia amid an ongoing border dispute between the two countries.
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Croatia overwhelmed by refugees influx
The Croatian government says it cannot cope with the thousands of refugees streaming into the East European country.
MILITARY
US, Russia begin military talks on Syria
The US and Russia have renewed high-level military contacts to discuss mechanisms to avoid accidental clashes between their forces, the Pentagon says.
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Burkina Faso coup leaders free president
Burkina Faso’s coup leaders release interim President Michel Kafando two days day after detaining him.
CHINA
China urges Japan caution on security bills
China calls on Japan to act with caution in the military and security fields, amid the introduction of controversial bills by Tokyo.
FOREIGN POLICY
Parl. rapped for refusing anti-Israel bid
The British Parliament has come under increasing fire over its decision to skip a debate on a petition calling for the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
PALESTINE
Palestinians stage ‘day of rage’ rallies
Protesters stage mass rallies across occupied Palestinian lands to condemn the recent Israeli acts of aggression against al-Aqsa Mosque.
POLITICS
Obama's Nobel peace prize ‘mistake’
Awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to US President Barack Obama in 2009 was a “mistake,” says the former secretary of the committee that awards the prize.
RUSSIA
Russia ‘to study Syria requests for troops’
Russia says it is ready to consider any request from Syria for sending troops to the violence-stricken Arab state.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Americans rally outside Mohamed school
Americans attend a public prayer ceremony honoring a Muslim student recently arrested by police in Texas for bringing his homemade clock to school.
POLITICS
‘Israeli regime crimes shortening its life’
An Iranian cleric says Israel’s crimes in the occupied Palestinian territories are shortening the regime’s life.
TURKEY
Body of another child washed up in Turkey
Officials in Turkey say the body of another drowned Syrian child has been washed up in the country’s western province of Izmir.
ECONOMY
Volkswagen grooms Skoda for Iran market
Germany’s Volkswagen is grooming its Skoda brand for the Iranian market of 80 million people who bought 1.1 million cars last year.
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