HUMAN RIGHTS
Plight of ISIL's female recruits
British women travelling to Syria to embrace a new life with the ISIL terrorist group end up “domestically isolated in severe conditions”, according to a new study.
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Suu Kyi urged to protest Rohingya plight
Dalai Lama urges Myanmar’s activist Aung San Suu Kyi to 'do something' about the plight of Rohingya Muslims.
PAKISTAN
Pakistan hangs 3 for plane hijacking
Pakistan executes three Baluch militants who were convicted of being behind a plane hijacking in 1998.
MILITARY
US begins training militants in Turkey
The US military has started training foreign-backed militants fighting in Syria in neighboring Turkey, an American official says.
GERMANY
Airport security lands Germany in court
The EU refers Germany to court over the country's failure to comply with airport security laws.
FOREIGN POLICY
US stirring ‘chaos’ in Pacific: China
China has accused the United States of threatening to create “chaos” in the South China Sea.
IRAQ
Iraq seizes ISIL stronghold in Salahuddin
Iraqi forces liberate a key district in Salahuddin Province from ISIL militants.
ECONOMY
UK economy contracted in Q1
Britain seems losing growth stream as the latest official data shows the economy faced a sharp decline in the first quarter of 2015.
NORTH AFRICA
Tunis nabs 2nd Morrocan over musem raid
Tunisian security forces detain a second Moroccan suspect over a terror raid at a museum in Tunis in March.
BUSINESS
Forex scandal exposes West’s dirty laundry
A new scandal involving leading financial institutions in Europe and the US has been added to the list of previous cases.
RUSSIA
‘Russia hopeful about Ukraine solution’
Russia's foreign minister says he is optimistic about a peaceful solution to the crisis in Ukraine.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
P5+1 must avoid excessive demands: Zarif
Iran warns the P5+1 against 'making excessive demands[ in negotiations over Tehran’s nuclear program.
RUSSIA
US meddling with FIFA affairs: Putin
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin accuses Washington of meddling in FIFA affairs.
MILITARY
US troops exposed to bio-weapons
At least 22 members of US forces in South Korea may have been exposed to bio-weapons, accidentally shipped off by the Pentagon, a report says.
IRAQ
Mass graves found in Iraq’s Tikrit
Hundreds of bodies are found in mass grave sites in the city of Tikrit, which was previously held by ISIL.
PALESTINE
FIFA vote due on Israel expulsion: Palestine
A Palestinian official says a vote to suspend Israel from FIFA will be held according to plan.
DEFENSE
Iran, Russia urge closer defense ties
Iranian and Russian defense chiefs call for boosting military cooperation between the two states.
POLITICS
Syria no-fly zone a mistake: Iran official
An Iranian official dismisses as a "mistake" any sort of a no-fly zone over Syria.
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