SOCIETY
US airline apologizes to Muslim woman
An American airline has made an apology to a US Muslim woman after a flight attendant accused her of being a terrorist.
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ARGENTINA
Rallies held against femicide in Argentina
Argentinians have staged massive rallies across the country condemning violence against women.
INTERVIEWS
‘US becomes totalitarian dictatorship’
The US has devolved into a “soft-core totalitarian dictatorship” and other nations should disassociate from it, an activist and radio host says.
SYRIA
UK to keep backing Syria militants
British Prime Minister David Cameron says the UK will continue supporting militants fighting against the Syrian government.
PALESTINE
France Orange to end ties with Israel firm
French telecoms group Orange plans to end its cooperation with Israeli operator Partner.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US police clear another killer cop
Wisconsin police have concluded that white Officer Matt Kenny was justified in using deadly force against an unarmed black teenager.
SOCIETY
BBC journalist kills off Queen
Questions yet remain on why a BBC journalist killed off Queen on Twitter.
IRAQ
Eleven killed in Iraq bomb blasts
Iraqi police say 11 people have been killed and dozens others wounded in separate blasts in different districts of the Iraqi capital Baghdad.
SOCIETY
Tiny bird ‘cries hawk’ to distract predators
A new research says a certain tiny bird can successfully mimic alarm calls made by other species to distract nest predators.
MILITARY
Anthrax scare grips 17 US states
The Pentagon says it has accidentally sent live anthrax spores to at least 51 labs in 17 states and three countries.
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Top Houthi leader welcomes peace talks
A senior leader of Yemen’s Houthi Ansarullah movement welcomes an upcoming UN-sponsored peace talks over the deadly conflict in the Arab country.
SOCIETY
Texas passes bill letting guns at colleges
Legislation requiring colleges in Texas to allow handguns on campuses is now on the verge of becoming law.
SPORTS
We agreed to take bribes: Top FIFA official
Top former FIFA official Chuck Blazer admits to accepting bribes over the venue and broadcasting rights of the 2010 World Cup.
PALESTINE
Israeli warplanes target Gaza Strip
The Israeli warplanes have targeted several areas in the besieged Gaza Strip.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Tamir Rice case given to prosecutors
The investigation into the shooting death of Tamir Rice by white police officers in the US city of Cleveland has been handed over to prosecutors.
POLITICS
'Enemies can't hinder Iran progress'
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says enemies cannot slow down Iran’s progress.
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Pakistanis voice support for Rohingyas
Pakistani rights activists stage a rally in support of the persecuted Rohingya Muslim community in Myanmar.
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UN to probe CAR abuse response
The UN chief sets up an independent review of CAR child abuse case.
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