INTERVIEWS
'AIPAC striving to hijack US govt.'
AIPAC’s pressure on Congress to derail the Iran nuclear accord is the latest attempt by Israel and its lobby to hijack the US government, says Mark Dankof.
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SAUDI ARABIA
'Saudi national bombed mosque in Asir'
The Saudi Interior Ministry says a Saudi citizen carried out a recent attack in a mosque in Asir Province.
ECONOMY
US exports to Iran up 60%
Official figures show US exports to Iran jumped by a whopping 60 percent in the first half of 2015.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US police kill unarmed black teen
A police officer in Texas has shot and killed an African-American college football player following an altercation.
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Yemeni forces kill 70 Saudi-backed militants
Yemeni forces kill at least 70 Saudi-backed militants in the southern Abyan Province.
INDIA
Indian villagers kill 5 women for witchcraft
People in a village in eastern India beat to death five women after accusing them of practicing witchcraft.
POLITICS
Iranians advised against land trips to Turkey
Iran issues an advisory against land trips to Turkey following an attack on an Iranian bus.
POLITICS
Post reporter due back in Iran court
The Washington Post correspondent in Tehran is due back in court on Monday.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Iran dismisses US media claim on Parchin
Iran's foreign minister dismisses reports on activities at the Parchin military site.
POLITICS
Trump banned from conservative event
US presidential candidate Donald Trump was banned from speaking at a gathering of conservative activists for his criticism of Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly.
EU
NGO urges EU action on refugees
An international NGO urges the EU to create “safe and legal channels” for migrants arriving in Europe.
ECONOMY
US firm hit with fine for banned Iran deals
US-based insurance firm Navigators has agreed to pay a penalty to the Treasury Department over banned deals with Iran and other countries.
AFGHANISTAN
Taliban claims Kabul military base attack
The Taliban militant group claims responsibility for a deadly attack on a military base in the Afghan capital city of Kabul.
POLITICS
Rivals ask to vote in Labour election
Rival politicians from rival left-wing parties have asked to vote in Labour leadership election.
POLITICS
Obama to ‘hit back hard’ at AIPAC
Obama has vowed to ‘hit back hard’ against the Israeli lobby’s efforts to sink the nuclear agreement with Iran.
PALESTINE
Funeral held for slain Palestinian father
A funeral is held for a Palestinian father who lost a baby in an arson attack by Israeli settlers and who himself died of his wounds.
ENERGY
Italy’s Fata inks $543 million Iran power deal
Italy’s Fata, the engineering unit of the country’s leading group Finmeccanica, has signed a 500 million euro ($543 million) contract with Ghadir Investment Company to build a power plant in Iran.
EGYPT
Egypt militants kill policeman, injure 3
An Egyptian police officer is killed and three more wounded in a drive-by shooting attack by gunmen on a truck transferring prisoners.
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