POLITICS
Iran FM arrives in New Delhi
Iran's foreign minister arrives in New Delhi as part of his regional tour to discuss ways for broader relations.
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MILITARY
US nuclear whistleblower to get $4mn
A US nuclear whistleblower who was fired from his job after uncovering unsafe nuclear waste disposal, will receive a $4.1 million settlement from ex-employer.
POLITICS
Iran rejects Syria buffer zone plan
Iran rejects Ankara’s plan to establish a buffer zone in Syria, saying it violates the sovereignty of the Arab country.
AFGHANISTAN
Qaeda chief pledges allegiance to Taliban
Al-Qaeda’s leader Ayman al-Zawahiri pledges allegiance to the new Taliban chief Mullah Akhtar Mansour.
FOREIGN POLICY
UK-Ecuador row over Assange
Britain says it has a legal obligation to extradite Wikileaks founder Julian Assange to Sweden.
TURKEY
7 PKK fighters killed in Turkey clashes
Seven suspected PKK members are killed in clashes with security forces in eastern Turkey.
ECONOMY
'Mercedes-Benz pays compensation to Iran'
German carmaker Mercedes-Benz has paid Iran Khodro 42 million euros in compensation for leaving Iran in the heyday of Western sanctions on the Islamic Republic, Tehran-based media reports say.
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'Burundi president at war with nation'
Burundi's key opposition leader accuses the country's president of declaring 'war' on the nation by clinging onto power.
MILITARY
'ISIL hackers steal US military data'
The Daesh Takfiri group has released a hit list of US military personnel complete with sensitive details it claims it obtained through hacking.
POLITICS
Blair warns Labour voters against Corbyn
Tony Blair speaks about the "danger" of Jeremy Corbyn as future Labour party's leader.
SYRIA
Syria Takfiri rocket attack kills 2
A rocket attack by Takfiri terrorists leaves two people dead and 14 others injured in the Syrian port city of Latakia.
AFGHANISTAN
Afghan delegation in Pakistan over attacks
A high-level Afghan delegation is in Islamabad for talks on broader action against the Taliban militants following recent bombings in Kabul.
MILITARY
UK families to sue Chilcot inquiry
The Chilcot inquiry is facing legal action for failing to provide a timetable for the report.
RUSSIA
Russia expands ban on food imports
Moscow adds more countries to the Russian food embargo import list.
POLITICS
Carter says his cancer has spread
Jimmy Carter says recent liver surgery revealed that he has cancer that has spread to other parts of his body.
TURKEY
Turkey’s crucial coalition talks fail
Turkey’s prime minister says coalition talks with the leader of the main opposition party have failed.
ECONOMY
India lines up $1.4 billion to pay Iran debt
The Indian government has asked the country’s refiners to prepare $1.4 billion for payment to Iran in an outstanding oil debt, media reports from New Delhi say.
IRAQ
'Iraq Kurds attacked with chemical arms'
Germany says Kurdish forces in Iraq have come under a chemical attack by Daesh (ISIL).
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