INTERVIEWS
‘KSA creating famine for 21m Yemenis’
An author says Saudi Arabia is creating famine for 21 million Yemenis.
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Students clash with police in Chile
Thousands of protesters clash with police during a protest rally over education reforms in the Chilean capital, Santiago.
PALESTINE
Gaza-bound aid ship ‘sabotaged’
An activist says a ship planning to carry aid to the Gaza Strip has been "sabotaged."
INTERVIEWS
‘Turkey needs ISIL to fight Kurds, Syria’
An analyst says Turkey wants the ISIL Takfiri militants to fight a proxy war against the Syrian government and Kurdish fighters in Syria.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
‘Major gaps in Iran nuclear deal draft’
An Iranian source says "important" gaps remain between Iran and six world powers in the nuclear talks.
SOCIETY
Baltimore police kill unarmed black man
US police officers have opened fire and killed an unarmed black man in Baltimore, Maryland.
FOREIGN POLICY
Obama, Putin stress unity in Iran talks
Russia's Vladimir Putin called US President Barack Obama to discuss the ongoing talks over Iran’s nuclear program ahead of the deadline for a final deal.
EU
Italy criticizes EU over migrant quotas
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi lashes out at fellow EU leaders over migrant quotas.
FRANCE
Trial of killer mum opens in France
The trial of a mother who killed eight of her babies in 2010 begins in France.
IRAQ
Bombs, shooting kill 8 in, around Baghdad
Bombing and shooting attacks kill eight people and injure 25 others in and around the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.
FOREIGN POLICY
WH opposes Palestine’s bid to sue Israel
The White House said efforts to charge Israel with war crimes at the International Criminal Court were “counterproductive” and would be opposed by Washington.
RUSSIA
One killed in Russia heavy flooding
Flash flooding in the Russian resort city of Sochi claims the life of a man, officials say.
SOCIETY
Google’s self-driving cars hit public roads
Google’s self-driving prototype cars have hit public roads for the first time.
FOREIGN POLICY
‘15 emails missing from Clinton cache’
The State Department cannot find in its records all or part of 15 work-related emails from Clinton's private server released Monday.
SYRIA
ISIL Takfiris behead 12 rival militants
ISIL extremists execute 12 rival militants from al-Nusra front and other Takfiri groups near the Syrian capital, Damascus.
SYRIA
ISIL sells dozens of Izadi women in Syria
The ISIL Takfiri group sells dozens of Iraqi Izadi women it had abducted to militants in Syria.
NORTH AFRICA
Libya team in Morocco for peace talks: UN
A team of Libya's Tripoli-based government arrives in Morocco to hold UN-brokered peace talks to resolve the conflict in the North African state, a UN official says.
SOCIETY
Corals can adapt to climate change: Study
Some coral species are better at adapting to climate change than others, a new study says.
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