SOCIETY
Hawking, Chomsky warn of ‘killer robots’
Thousands of high-profile experts call for the banning of “killer robots” with Artificial Intelligence in an open letter.
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HUMAN RIGHTS
‘Snowden case legal, not political’
The US authorities’ reluctance to view Edward Snowden’s case impartially is makes it impossible for the former NSA contractor to return home, his lawyer says.
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Spain shooting leaves 2 injured
Spanish police say a gun attack leaves two people injured in central Barcelona.
POLITICS
Fabius defends stance in Iran talks
Laurent Fabius says France's 'toughness' in nuclear talks with Iran was constructive.
FOREIGN POLICY
Kerry urges Congress to support Iran deal
US Secretary of State John Kerry has urged Republican lawmakers in Congress to support the nuclear accord with Iran.
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More Cameroon troops to fight Boko Haram
Cameroon will send some 2,000 reinforcements to its remote northern region to confront Boko Haram.
POLITICS
'Independent media' needed against West
A top executive at Iran’s state radio and television calls for the establishment of independent media to counter West’s media monopoly.
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Nearly 4,000 killed in Yemen: WHO
The World Health Organization says nearly 4,000 people have been killed in Yemen since late March.
BUSINESS
Mexico Pemex reports $5.2 bn in Q2 loss
Mexico’s state-owned oil company reports $5.2 bn of losses for the second quarter of the year.
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Kuwait court sentences Egyptians to death
Kuwait sentences four Egyptian nationals to death for murdering a Pakistani individual.
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Libya sentences Gaddafi’s son to death
A Libyan court sentences the son of former dictator Muammar Gaddafi to death.
BUSINESS
Vodafone to lay off 1,300 employees
Britain’s telecom company, Vodafone, is planning to lay off up to 1,300 workers from its Spanish division.
POLITICS
Iran slams Israel attacks on al-Aqsa
Iran’s Foreign Ministry has condemned the Israeli attacks on the al-Aqsa Mosque compound.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US won’t pardon Snowden: White House
The White House is standing by its refusal to pardon NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.
POLITICS
UK PM refuses another Scottish referendum
UK prime minister says holding another referendum on Scottish independence will not happen while he is still in office.
EGYPT
Fire kills 24 in Cairo furniture factory
Two dozen people are killed in a fire that engulfed a furniture factory in Egypt’s capital.
SOCIETY
'UK climate trio may have been murdered’
A Cambridge University Professor says three scientists investigating the drastic affects of climate change may have been murdered.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
JCPOA boosts power of diplomacy: Rouhani
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says the JCPOA displayed the power of diplomacy to solve international problems.
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