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Japan pledges $3.5m aid for Rohingya
Japan says it will provide USD 3.5 million in emergency aid to help Myanmar’s ethnic Rohingya Muslims.
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ENERGY
Iran says will win legal dispute with Turkey
Iran will win again an arbitration case brought by Turkey for reduced gas prices after Ankara’s first attempt was quashed by the International Chamber of Commerce in Switzerland in 2014, an energy official predicted on Saturday.
INTERVIEWS
US represented by al-Qaeda in Geneva?
The US-Saudi Arabia alliance was represented by al-Qaeda in the recent Geneva talks, international lawyer Barry Grossman says.
COLOMBIA
Woman found carrying cocaine in implants
A woman is found carrying cocaine in her breast implants in the Colombian capital, Bogota.
PALESTINE
Boycott Israel campaign gaining momentum
As the anti-Israel BDS campaign gains momentum, the Israeli regime launches a major effort against it.
INTERVIEWS
‘Obama deflects attention from racism’
Obama is raising the issue of gun reform to deflect attention away from institutional racism in the US, an American writer says.
COLOMBIA
Colombian army captures 20 FARC rebels
Colombian army troopers arrest 20 FARC rebels in the country’s southwestern department of Narino.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US court to renew NSA phone spying
A US secretive court plans to renew the National Security Agency's bulk phone records collection.
PALESTINE
Palestinian group claims attack on Israelis
A Palestinian group claims responsibility for a shooting attack on two Israelis in the occupied West Bank.
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1mn Nepalese facing food insecurity: UN
Over one million people in earthquake-hit Nepal face the risk of food insecurity, the UN says.
ECONOMY
Iran to import 2 million tons of wheat
Iran will import 1.5-2.0 million metric tons of wheat in the current fiscal year to March 2016, Deputy Agriculture Minister Ali Qanbari said on Saturday.
EU
HRW staffer urges EU action on migrants
A researcher with the Human Rights Watch (HRW) urges the EU to make collective efforts to minimize migrant deaths at seas.
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‘Aussies back indigenous recognition’
Nearly two thirds of Australians support recognizing indigenous people, a poll shows.
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Anti-Saudi strikes Imam killed in Yemen
Al-Qaeda elements in Yemen assassinate an Imam known for his opposition to the Saudi military aggression against Yemen in Hadhramaut Province.
IRAQ
Iraqi forces kill 182 ISIL terrorists
Iraqi forces backed by air power kill 182 Takfiri ISIL militants during separate operations in the country.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Iran, EU FMs to meet in Luxembourg
Iran’s foreign minister is to hold nuclear talks with the EU foreign policy chief and his European peers.
SOCIETY
UN names 19 June day against sex abuse
The United Nations names June 19 as the International day against sexual violence in conflicts.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US cop shot at car full of black teens
A camera video shows an officer firing more than a dozen rounds into a car carrying six unarmed African American teenagers, two of whom were wounded.
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