BUSINESS
Eurozone inflation rises to 0.3% in May
According to the latest figures, inflation rate for the 19-member eurozone has risen to 0.3% in May.
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EGYPT
Egypt forces killed 141 militants in May
An Egyptian official says the country’s armed forces killed 141 militants in the restive North Sinai in May.
SAUDI ARABIA
Rising Saudi executions alarm rights groups
Rights groups condemn an unprecedented surge in the number of executions in Saudi Arabia.
POLITICS
Hillary Clinton's approval rating falling
Most people in the US now have an unfavorable view of Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and believe she is not honest and trustworthy.
SOCIETY
Serious injuries in UK roller coaster crash
Four people have been seriously injured in a roller coaster collision at an amusement park north of London.
FOREIGN POLICY
House bans funds for US embassy in Cuba
A US House panel has prohibited funding for an embassy or other diplomatic facility in Cuba.
SOMALIA
Somali-Ethiopia border unrest toll at 70
The death toll from recent cross-border clashes between a Somali clan and an Ethiopian paramilitary police unit reaches 70.
SOCIETY
‘No more cuts to NHS social care’
UK health service chiefs warn that more spending cuts to the NHS social care funding would load extra pressure on the health service.
PALESTINE
Israeli gunfire injures 3 Gaza fishermen
Israeli forces open fire on Palestinian fishing boats, injuring at least three fishermen off the coast of Gaza.
RUSSIA
US must coordinate with Syria: Russia
Russia says the US’s refusal to coordinate its airstrikes against purported ISIL positions in Syria with Damascus is a “mistake.”
ENERGY
Iran, France discuss gas ties in Paris
Iran and France discuss investment in Iran's gas projects during the World Gas Conference in Paris.
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4 killed in Nepal helicopter crash
At least four people are killed after a helicopter crashed in a mountainous region in northeast Nepal.
POLITICS
‘West miscalculating in Mideast policies’
An Iranian official says the West is making a miscalculation by creating crises in the Mideast in an attempt to provide security for Israel.
SUDAN
Bashir sworn in as Sudan president
Omar al-Bashir is sworn in as Sudan’s president for another five-year term.
EGYPT
Egypt delays final ruling on Morsi
An Egyptian court says it will announce it final ruling on the preliminary death sentence handed down to Mohamed Morsi in mid-June.
FOREIGN POLICY
Kerry injury won't stall Iran talks: US
The US State Department says John Kerry remains focused on nailing down a nuclear deal with Iran and plans to join the final talks in late June despite breaking his leg in an accident.
SOCIETY
Americans agree with Paul on spying
More than twice as many Americans stand with Sen. Rand Paul in wanting to see the end of NSA spying.
EU
Greece makes ‘concessions’ to creditors
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras says his country has made “difficult concessions” to its international creditors.
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