EU
Greek banks to reopen, cash limits in place
Greek banks are reopening on Monday after a three-week closure while restrictions on cash withdrawals remain in place.
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MILITARY
Dempsey: No extra troops needed in Iraq
Senior US military commanders in Iraq do not require additional troops or “advisers” on the ground, says the top US military officer.
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ICC asked to probe Mali heritage damage
UNESCO urges the ICC to probe the destruction of precious mausoleums in Mali by militants.
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Chad’s ex-ruler to stand trial in Senegal
Chad’s former dictator Hissene Habre will stand trial in Senegal over alleged atrocities during his rule in the 1980s.
SOCIETY
Boston bomber moved to 'Supermax'
Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is now detained in the highest-security prison in the US.
CHINA
China deports 20 over ‘terrorist videos’
China deports 20 foreign nationals arrested on suspicion of watching and spreading “terrorist videos” in Inner Mongolia.
INDIA
Two women killed in India stampede
At least two people are killed in a stampede in eastern India.
MILITARY
US states order Guardsmen to be armed
Governors in several US states have ordered National Guardsmen to be armed in the wake of the Tennessee fatal shootings.
ECONOMY
JCPOA lifts EU, US bans on Iran aircraft
A new report says conclusion of Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action between Iran and P5+1 group of countries removes EU, US sanctions on Iran's aviation fleet.
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Aussie police attack rival rallies
Australian riot police clash with rival rallies in Melbourne where dozens of anti-Muslim nationalist were confronted by hundreds of anti-racist protesters.
RUSSIA
Russia FM urges Kiev ‘demilitarization’
Russia’s Lavrov holds phone calls with US, Ukrainian, and German counterparts over Ukraine crisis.
SOCIETY
White supremacists clash with US blacks
Hundreds of activists of the white supremacist Ku Klux Klan group have staged a demonstration in front of the South Carolina Statehouse to protest the removal of the controversial Confederate flag.
RUSSIA
'US been spying on Putin for decades’
US intelligence agencies have been spying on Russia President Vladimir Putin since the 1990s.
NORTH AFRICA
Assailants kill 11 Algerian troops
Unidentified assailants in Algeria kill 11 soldiers in an overnight ambush in a forest southwest of the capital Algiers.
INTERVIEWS
‘Russia spends on people, US on arms’
The United States is pouring billions of dollars in its offensive weapons capability, while Russia is investing on its people, an American activist and radio host says.
SAUDI ARABIA
400 arrested in Saudi anti-ISIL operation
Saudi Arabia says it has made 430 arrests during an operation against an ISIL-linked network.
EGYPT
Egypt army kills nearly 40 Sinai militants
Egyptian soldiers kill nearly 40 suspected militants in two separate raids in the country’s restive Sinai Peninsula, an army spokesman says.
PAKISTAN
Pakistan, India trade fire in Kashmir
Pakistani and Indian forces once again exchange fire along the de facto border in Kashmir.
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