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31 killed, 171 nabbed in Burundi clashes
Burundi's army says it has killed 31 assailants and captured 171 more in clashes north of the East African nation.
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SOCIETY
‘Bombing US college cafeterias for ISIL’
A man in the US state of Massachusetts has been charged with attempting to launch terrorist attacks on behalf of ISIL, including devising a plot to bomb college cafeterias.
TURKEY
Turkish ‘grand collation’ talks begin
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu commences coalition talks with the country’s main opposition parties.
FOREIGN POLICY
US knew of El Chapo escape: Documents
DEA documents reveal that the agency was aware of “potential” operations to free El Chapo.
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'Yemeni forces seize Saudi arms airdrop'
The Yemeni forces reportedly seized an airdrop of weapons by Saudi Arabia to terrorists.
PALESTINE
Israel re-arrests Palestine hunger striker
Israeli regime forces have briefly re-arrested Khader Adnan, a Palestinian hunger striker, a day after he was released.
INTERVIEWS
'SCO threatens US-European alliance'
The expanding Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) alliance will create a new sphere of influence for Russia and China.
ECONOMY
TSE extends gains on looming Iran deal
Iran’s main share index has soared amid rising hopes that Tehran and the five permanent members of UN Security Council plus Germany may soon finalize a comprehensive nuclear deal.
FOREIGN POLICY
'Sticking points' in Iran talks remain
The White House says Iran and the P5+1 group of countries have made real progress in the nuclear talks but several issues remain unresolved.
AFGHANISTAN
Afghanistan mosque bombing injures 29
At least 29 people are wounded as a bomb blast strikes a mosque in Afghanistan’s northern province of Baghlan.
FOREIGN POLICY
US calls Greece deal best for Europe
The United States has hailed the agreement reached between Greece and its international creditors as a key development toward rebuilding trust and reviving the country’s economy.
PALESTINE
Palestinian lawyer recounts jail ordeal
Imprisoned Female Palestinian lawyer Shireen al-Eesawy recounts her ordeal in Israeli jails, describing the prison conditions as harsh.
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Bombs kill over 14 in Cameroon
At least 14 people are killed in twin-bombing attack in northern Cameroon town.
SOCIETY
Iran doctor donates body for research
The cadaver of a dead physician in south Iran is donated for research according to his will.
SYRIA
Syria army preparing to liberate Palmyra
Syria's Army is reportedly preparing to fully liberate the ancient city of Palmyra from the ISIL control.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
N-talks conclusion possible Tuesday: Iran
Iran says it is “possible” that nuclear talks with world powers come to conclusion on Tuesday.
FRANCE
France hails Athens 'courageous decision'
France's president shows satisfaction with Greek prime minister's decision to avoid Grexit.
ECONOMY
Iran mulling post-sanctions era
Iran’s vice president for Strategic Planning and Supervision says the country’s development plan will be adjusted on the basis of post-sanction era.
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