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IRAQ
‘Unrest kills 15,000 Iraqis since 2014’
The UN says almost 15,000 civilians have been killed in Iraq's armed conflict since the start of 2014.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Foreign students face UK ban on stay
Foreign students reportedly face a ban on stay and work in the UK.
NIGERIA
Nigeria's president sacks military chiefs
Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari dismisses top military chiefs due to their failure to contain militancy.
TURKEY
Turkey ex-president enrages successor
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has reportedly reacted to his predecessor's accusations about the country's flawed foreign policy.
IRAQ
Over 2 dozen ISIL militants slain in Iraq
Iraqi army troops backed by volunteer forces have killed more than two dozen ISIL militants during separate clean-up operations.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US unjustly labels Muslims as terrorists
Although the US portrays itself as the land of equality, it unfairly targets Muslim gunmen as terrorists.
BUSINESS
Oil prices fall amid Iran deal optimism
Crude prices have tumbled more than one dollar per barrel amid rising hopes that Iran and the P5+1 Group of countries reach a final deal over Tehran’s nuclear program.
MILITARY
‘UK to boost force against ISIL’
The UK prime minister says the country should spend more money on the SAS forces and drones against ISIL.
NORTH AFRICA
Shelling kills five civilians in Libya
Indiscriminate shelling kills at least five civilians and injures 17 others in Libya's eastern city of Benghazi.
POLITICS
5 sentenced to jail over 2009 Iran riots
Iran sentences five to prison over their role in the unrest that followed the 2009 presidential election.
POLITICS
Post reporter goes on trial again in Iran
The Washington Post’s correspondent in Tehran, who is being held for espionage among other charges, stands another trial.
POLITICS
Walker jumps into US presidential race
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker says he is running for the president of the US in 2016, stating Americans deserve a leader who will fight for them.
SOCIETY
Climate protest disrupts UK airport traffic
A number of climate activists have staged a protest at London’s Heathrow airport, causing disruption to the traffic there.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
‘Iran talks cannot be delayed anymore’
China says there is no more room for delays in the negotiations on Iran’s nuclear program.
HUMAN RIGHTS
‘Trafficking victims in UK face neglect’
Modern day slavery victims are abandoned by the UK government and risk being re-trafficked, a new report says.
ENERGY
Iran signs $2.3 billion gas pipeline plan
Iranian companies signed a $2.3 billion agreement on Monday to build 1,300 kilometers of pipeline which the country sees as its most important conduit for future gas exports to Europe.
AFGHANISTAN
US drone kills 12 people in Afghanistan
A US drone attack kills 12 people in Afghanistan’s Nangarhar.
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