NUCLEAR ENERGY
Rouhani meets with IAEA chief in Tehran
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani holds talks with the IAEA chief, Yukiya Amano, in Tehran.
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NIGERIA
Boko Haram raids kill 145 in Nigeria
Suspected Boko Haram militants have killed at least 145 people in a fresh attack in northeast Nigeria, witnesses say.
IRAQ
Iraq reports 4mn cases of ISIL abuses
An Iraqi minister says the ISIL terrorist group has violated human rights laws in Iraq more than four million times since last year.
POLITICS
Clinton: Benghazi panel a 'charade'
Hillary Clinton’s campaign has denounced the House Select Committee on the 2012 Benghazi attack as a “charade.”
RUSSIA
US military strategy confrontational: Russia
Russia raps the ‘confrontational’ tone of a newly-released US military strategy.
HUMAN RIGHTS
UK police failing in child abuse cases
Report shows more than a third of child sexual abuse investigations inadequate.
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Militants kill 6 UN peacekeepers in Mali
Militants kill at least six UN peacekeepers in northern Mali.
BUSINESS
Saudi prince to give $32 billion to ‘charity’
Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal says he plans to give away his entire fortune of $32 billion to charity in the coming years.
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Riyadh revs war machine, Yemen reels
Saudi warplanes keep pounding residential areas across Yemen; five more people are killed.
TURKEY
‘Erdogan’s Syria plan meant to trick Turks’
A former Syrian official says Ankara’s potential military intervention in Syria is a ‘silly political trick.’
NORTH AFRICA
Tunisia detains 8 over beach shooting
A Tunisian minister says authorities have arrested eight suspects, including a woman, for alleged involvement in a shooting attack targeting foreign tourists in Sousse.
ECONOMY
UK scraps child poverty act
Britain’s work and pensions secretary announces plan to revise 2020 child poverty target
POLITICS
Cuban embassy 'slap in face' of Israel
Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz says the Obama administration’s decision to reopen the US embassy in Cuba is a “slap in the face” of Israel.
AFGHANISTAN
Afghan court spares mob killers of woman
An appeals court in Afghanistan overturns the death sentences given to four men in the mob killing of a woman.
POLITICS
‘US raid on Iran Airbus etched in history’
The Iranian Foreign Ministry slams the US for its deadly missile attack on an Iranian passenger jet over the Persian Gulf.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
'Iran bans must be lifted, not suspended'
A senior Iranian nuclear negotiator says the "unjust and illegitimate" sanctions against Iran must be lifted, not suspended.
BUSINESS
France’s public debt jumps to $2.3 trillion
France's public debt has jumped to more than $2.3 trillion, driven higher partly by central state spending, the state statistics agency Insee has said.
FOREIGN POLICY
‘Let’s bomb ISIL in Syria’
British Defense Secretary, Michael Fallon tells MP’s they should consider allowing air force to “bomb ISIL” in Syria.
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