HUMAN RIGHTS
‘Sick Brit kids used as NHS guinea pigs’
A new report points to the practice of using sick children in the UK as guinea pigs in NHS tests.
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NIGERIA
Nigeria army chief convoy attacked
At least 11 people are killed as Boko Haram militants ambush a convoy of military chief in northeastern Nigeria.
ECONOMY
Tehran, Baku mull joint bank
Iran and the Republic of Azerbaijan are in talks for the establishment of a joint bank.
PALESTINE
Allan ‘to renew hunger strike if rearrested’
Former Palestinian prisoner Mohammed Allan says he will renew his hunger strike if he is rearrested.
TURKEY
Turkish soldier killed in PKK attack
A PKK militant attack leaves one soldier dead and three others wounded in eastern Turkey.
ENERGY
Iran, UK discuss oil cooperation in Tehran
Iran's oil minister discusses energy cooperation with the visiting British foreign secretary in Tehran.
FOREIGN POLICY
Bolton: China has weakness in economy
Former US ambassador to the UN John Bolton has lashed out at China for devaluation of its currency.
SOCIETY
‘Attacks on UK teachers by kids rising’
Reports say that attacks on UK teachers by schoolchildren have doubled in the past several years.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahrain denies political prisoner treatment
The health condition of a top Bahraini political prisoner worsens as officials deny him access to medical care.
KOREAS
Two Koreas resume talks to end standoff
The two Koreas restart high-level talks aimed at avoiding a possible military standoff.
SOCIETY
UK NHS chiefs face ax over drug firm ties
NHS bosses in the UK face the sack over possible links to drug firms.
SOCIETY
Firefighters fly to US to battle blazes
Australian and New Zealand firefighters were sent to the US to battle wildfires raging across the Western parts of the country.
ENERGY
India’s GAIL reviving LNG deal with Iran
India's gas utility GAIL has begun talks to revive a decade-old LNG supply deal with Iran.
POLITICS
Hammond reopens UK embassy in Tehran
British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond reopens the UK embassy in Tehran.
EU
‘Tspiras surrendered to troika demands’
Greece’s ex-finance minister raps the country’s premier for “surrendering” to the demands of Athens’ creditors.
INTERVIEWS
‘US blacks treated like Palestinians’
US police officers treat African Americans the way Israel treats Palestinians since they receive training in Israel, says an analyst.
DEFENSE
'Iran defense resolve will never wane'
Iran's defense minister says the country's defense resolve will not be weakened by any factor.
POLITICS
Britain’s Hammond in Iran on key visit
British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond is in Iran to reopen the UK embassy in Tehran.
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