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Yemenis march against Saudi aggression
Yemenis take to the streets to once again condemn Saudi Arabia’s attacks on their country.
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SYRIA
Syria urges Mideast anti-terrorism alliance
Syria’s foreign minister urges the establishment of an alliance to counter terrorism in the Middle East.
TURKEY
Turkey vows more raids against ‘ISIL, PKK’
Turkey vows to continue its operations against the ISIL terrorist group in Syria and the Kurdish PKK militants.
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Maldives ex-president’s term commuted
The government in the Maldives changes a prison term handed down former President Mohamed Nasheed to time under house arrest.
FOREIGN POLICY
AIPAC pressuring US to reject Iran deal
The biggest pro-Israel lobby in the US has prepared for an all-out campaign to pressure Congress into rejecting the nuclear conclusion with Iran.
ECONOMY
'Iran keen on facilitating foreign trade'
Iran's industry minister says Tehran is keen on removing obstacles in the way of foreign trade.
AFGHANISTAN
‘Next Afghan peace talks set for July’s end’
An Afghan official says the next round of the peace talks between the government in Kabul and Taliban is set for the end of July.
SOCIETY
'54k UK working mothers fired annually'
New working mothers returning from maternity leave are more likely to be discriminated against, according to a report by the Equality and Human Rights Commission.
POLITICS
Iran rejects Bahrain claims of meddling
Iran dismisses as “baseless” recent claims by a Bahraini minister, who accused the Islamic Republic of interfering the in the Arab country’s affairs.
POLITICS
Criminal probe sought into Clinton email
The Justice Department has been asked to open a criminal investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of private email for official business.
EGYPT
Death toll in Egypt boat tragedy hits 32
Egyptian officials say the death toll from a collision of two boats on the Nile River has risen to 32.
FRANCE
France court backs contentious security bill
France’s top court supports a controversial surveillance bill.
POLITICS
‘Iran agreement does not erase US past’
A senior Iranian cleric says a recent agreement between Iran and the P5+1 should not be a reason to forget the US’s past hostile behavior.
ECONOMY
Iran buys 150,000 tons of Brazil sugar
Iran has bought 150,000 metric tons of raw sugar from Brazil for domestic consumption, Deputy Agriculture Minister Ali Qanbari says.
HUMAN RIGHTS
100s of UK police guilty of serious crimes
Hundreds of British police officers have been found guilty of serious crimes including sex offences since 2012.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
No separate deal on Parchin visit: Salehi
Iran says any visit to its Parchin military site will only take place within the IAEA roadmap.
INTERVIEWS
‘Illinois pro-Israel bill unconstitutional’
The Illinois anti-BDS bill usurps control of other people’s money to advance foreign political agenda, international lawyer Barry Grossman says.
POLITICS
Italian FM to visit Iran next month
Italian Foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni will head to Iran on August 4 and 5.
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