TURKEY
Turkey unhappy with Kurds’ gains on ISIL
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is unhappy with the advances of Kurdish fighters in the Syrian province of Raqqa.
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AFGHANISTAN
15 militants killed in Afghan air raid
An Afghan army airstrike kills at least 15 Taliban militants in the country’s northeastern province of Kunar.
SUDAN
S Africa bans Bashir from leaving country
A court in South Africa bars Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir from leaving the country.
ECONOMY
Iran, Azerbaijan to set up joint bank
Iran's envoy says a joint bank with Azerbaijan will be established in the near future.
SYRIA
159 Syrians killed in US-led raids
At least 159 Syrian civilians are killed in airstrikes across Syria by the so-called US-led coalition purporting to fight Takfiris.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Anti-Israeli tweets irk US university
A leading academic group has criticized the University of Illinois for refusing to employ a professor over his anti-Israel tweets.
SOCIETY
Man dies in UK police custody
UK police say a 25-year-old man has died in police custody in Luton, UK.
SOCIETY
UK PM orders crackdown on FGM
The British prime minister has pledged a serious crackdown on female genital mutilation in the country.
SOCIETY
‘UK hiding no. of disability deaths over cuts’
A UK petition has urged the government to release the number of disability deaths over cuts in the country.
PALESTINE
Israelis severely beat Palestinian: Video
Israeli military forces severely beat and injure a Palestinian man in the occupied West Bank before taking him away.
POLITICS
Republicans attack Clinton campaign
Republicans attacked Hillary Clinton as “out-of-touch with mainstream America” shortly after she officially launched her campaign for the White House.
IRAQ
Iraqis kill 26 ISIL Takfiris in Anbar
At least 26 ISIL terrorists are killed in separate military operations by Iraqi forces and armed tribesmen in the western province of Anbar.
CHINA
Protest held in Hong Kong ahead of vote
Protesters take to the streets of Hong Kong ahead of a vote on a political reform package.
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Flooding kills eight in Georgian capital
Flooding kills at least eight people in the Georgian capital, and sets dangerous animals on loose after destroying zoo enclosures.
VENEZUELA
US, Venezuela attempt to ‘normalize ties’
Senior officials from the US and Venezuela have met in Haiti in an attempt to “normalize relations.”
SUDAN
ICC urges S Africa to arrest Sudan’s Bashir
The International Criminal Court (ICC) urges South Africa to arrest Sudan’s President Omar al-Bashir, who is in Johannesburg.
SOCIETY
‘England won’t see ban on prostitution’
A ban on prostitution in Northern Ireland won’t reach England over politicians, says a report.
ENERGY
Iran plans to build condensate refineries
Iran is planning to build eight condensate refineries in southern Bushehr province.
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