KOREAS
S Korea PM meets Japanese counterpart
South Korean Foreign Minister Yun Byung-se visits Japanese counterpart on his first official visit to Japan.
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DEFENSE
‘Maritime terrorism fears Iran might’
Iran's Navy chief says pirates and maritime terrorists are horrified by the power of Iranian naval forces.
RUSSIA
US warship to enter Black Sea near Russia
A US Navy warship is expected to arrive in the Black Sea to support the so-called Operation Atlantic Resolve.
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Saudi Arabia continues bombing Yemen
Saudi Arabia has targeted areas across Yemen with airstrikes.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US Congress filled with gun lobby lapdogs
A gun control group in the US has lashed out at Congress for not taking action against liberal gun laws.
EU
Greek PM unveils new bailout proposal
Greece unveils a new proposal to reach a deal with its creditors over a bailout program.
SOMALIA
10 Somali troops killed in road accident
At least 10 Somali troops are killed in a road accident in the semi-autonomous Puntland region.
INTERVIEWS
Obama trade agenda unfair to Americans
A social activist says Obama’s trade agenda is unfair to small businesses and communities.
IRAQ
5 killed in bomb attacks near Baghdad
At least five people are killed in separate bomb attacks outside the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.
RUSSIA
Russia to boost Arctic military presence
Russia announces the installation of new radar detectors on the Arctic Ocean islands and plans to deploy warplanes there.
MILITARY
UK to commit 1,000 troops to NATO
The British defense chief says his country will commit 1,000 troops to the NATO rapid response force for another three years.
POLITICS
Iran, Syria to hold anti-terror talks
Syria's interior minister arrives in Tehran to discuss ways of fighting terrorism.
BUSINESS
‘Qatar gas reserves to last 138 years’
A new study shows Qatar can maintain its gas production at current rates for another 138 years.
PERSIAN GULF
Kuwaiti activist jailed for insulting emir
A court in Kuwait sentences an opposition rights activist to three years in prison for insulting the country’s Emir.
FOREIGN POLICY
British peer admits UK Iraq ‘mistake’
A senior British lawmaker admits his country’s participation in the US-led war on Iraq in 2003 was a mistake.
ENERGY
Surge in Iran visits by EU oil firms
Iran says there has recently been a surge in visits by EU oil firms to the country.
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2 Ukraine troops killed in volatile east
Two Ukrainian soldiers are killed and six others injured in fighting with pro-Russia forces in the eastern region of Donbass.
SOCIETY
Charleston killer ‘wanted to kill himself’
The man accused of killing nine black people in Charleston, South Carolina, tried to kill himself.
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