MILITARY
'China actions spur up US arms sales'
China's moves in the South China Sea are driving up demand for US heavy weapons from Chinese neighbors, says a former Pentagon official.
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POLITICS
UK politician to face prosecution
A Welsh politician is set to be prosecuted over child abuse.
SOCIETY
UK anti-trolling site launched
UK government has launched a new site to handle trolling.
ENERGY
Gazprom says interested in Iran’s LNG plans
Russia’s Gazprom has announced its interest in Iran’s liquefied national gas (LNG) projects after an official said Tehran planned resume them.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Austria vows full security for N-talks
Austria's foreign minister says Vienna provides full security for Iran-P5+1 nuclear talks.
MILITARY
UK marks Armed Forces Day
Britons mark Armed Forces Day as government downplays security threats by ISIL.
IRAQ
Iraq army kills 61 ISIL militants
Iraqi army kills at least 61 ISIL terrorists in the western province of Anbar and the northern province of Kirkuk.
ENERGY
Report: Iran gas exports to Iraq delayed
Iran’s gas exports to the neighboring Iraq have been pushed back again over concerns about the security of the pipeline, the Fars news agency said on Saturday, citing informed energy industry sources.
POLITICS
‘Deal possible if no excessive demands’
Iran’s foreign minister says a nuclear deal is possible over Tehran's nuclear program if the P5+1 makes no excessive demands.
MORE
HRW urges Thai junta to free activists
Human Rights Watch urges Thai authorities to unconditionally release 14 student activists who it said peacefully rallied against the nation's military rule.
SOCIETY
US warns of possible terrorist threats
Federal law enforcement agencies have warned of the potential of a terrorist attack around July 4.
AFGHANISTAN
Afghan forces kill 68 Taliban militants
Afghan forces kill 68 Taliban militants during various clean-up operations across the country.
PERSIAN GULF
Kuwait ups security at oil facilities
The Kuwaiti government beefs up security at oil facilities after an ISIL bomb attack on a Shia mosque in Kuwait City.
EU
‘Greece may be better off outside euro’
The UK premier says Greece’s exit from the eurozone may be the best option for Athens to tackle its economic woes.
TURKEY
‘Kurds can’t have own state in N Syria’
Erdogan says Turkey will not allow the establishment of a Kurdish state near its borders in northern Syria.
POLITICS
Darkest 24 hours in US history: Cruz
Ted Cruz says Supreme Court rulings about ObamaCare and gay marriages have brought “the darkest 24 hours” in the US history.
POLITICS
Two Iranians die in Kuwait terror attack
Two Iranians are killed in a terrorist bomb attack at a Shia Mosque in Kuwait City.
INTERVIEWS
'Kerry under great pressure to fail'
There is pressure inside the US to prevent the nuclear talks between the P5+1 group and Iran from succeeding, says former NSA contractor.
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