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Indigenous people release Ecuador soldiers
Ecuador’s indigenous protesters release 27 soldiers held hostage in the country’s southern mountains.
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BRAZIL
Brazilians come out in force for Rousseff
Thirty-nine cities across Brazil witness thousands-strong rallies in favor of President Dilma Rousseff.
INTERVIEWS
‘Russian nukes obstacle to US hegemony’
Russia’s mighty army and its nuclear arsenal are an obstacle to the global US hegemony, an American political analyst from Virginia says.
BUSINESS
Triple whammy hits global stocks
Stocks sink worldwide caused by a triple whammy of China fears, falling oil price and confusion about US interest rates.
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Malaysia arrests 10 over ‘links to Daesh’
Malaysia arrests 10 people suspected of having links to the Takfiri Daesh terrorist group.
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Thai police can’t tell everything on blast
The Thai police chief says he cannot publicize all the information so far obtained about the recent blast.
POLITICS
JCPOA ‘serves Iran’s national interests’
A senior Iranian official says the recent agreement between Iran and the P5+1 serves the Islamic Republic ’s interests.
FOREIGN POLICY
Kissinger: Treat Russia as ‘great power’
Former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger has urged the United States to treat Russia as a “great power” and stop making efforts to break it.
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Bolivian prisoners quit strike action
Hunger-striking Bolivian prisoners manage to get higher food allowances and end a protest after three days.
POLITICS
Carter says cancer has spread to brain
Former US president Jimmy Carter says his liver cancer has spread to his brain, adding he is “at ease with whatever comes."
KOREAS
For Koreas, war lurks in the shadows
North Korea puts its frontline forces on alert for potential war with the South.
SOCIETY
25mn birds killed in Mediterranean annually
Around 25 million birds are killed in the Mediterranean region annually, a conservation group says.
BRAZIL
Corruption charges hit Brazil opposition
Brazil's attorney general files a lawsuit against two prominent politicians over corruption charges.
MILITARY
'Russia ‘very significant threat’ to US'
Russia is a "very, very significant threat" to the national security of the United States, says Pentagon chief Ashton Carter.
GERMANY
Killer zucchini sparks warning in Germany
The death of a German man due to eating poisoned zucchini sparks health warnings in the country.
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Saudi strikes kill 54 Yemeni civilians
At least 54 civilians, mostly women and children, are killed after Saudi jets strike Yemen’s southwestern province of Ta'izz.
TURKEY
Turkish forces kill seven PKK militants
Seven PKK militants are killed as Turkish forces carry out two separate operations in the country’s Hakkari and Adiyaman provinces.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
‘AP report on IAEA inspections speculation’
Iran's atomic energy agency rejects as speculation an AP report that Iranian experts, instead of the IAEA staff, will inspect the country’s nuclear sites.
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