REPORTS
Over a dozen killed in Islamabad blast, Waziristan college assault
At least a dozen people have been killed, and 27 wounded in a bomb blast in Pakistan’s Islamabad.
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Paul Craig Roberts: Iran should’ve finished the job when it came to Israel
Our guest for this edition of the program is Paul Craig Roberts from the Institute for Political Economy.
REPORTS
Paris demonstrators protest NATO, EU wars
Hundreds, mostly students, marched in Paris to protest NATO and EU wars as well as Western intervention.
REPORTS
Hezbollah leader says movement won’t give up its arms
Hezbollah’s Secretary-General Sheikh Naim Qassem says the resistance movement will not forsake its arms.
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Iraqis vote in parliamentary elections
Iraq held parliamentary elections on Tuesday.
REPORTS
Palestinian rights activist becomes Ireland's new president
A staunch supporter of Palestinian rights and outspoken critic of the Israeli regime is sworn in as Ireland’s new president.
REPORTS
WHO criticizes Israel for denying Gaza patients medical treatment abroad despite ceasefire
The World Health Organization has criticized the Israeli regime for preventing thousands of Palestinian patients in Gaza from getting medical treatment abroad.
BROADCAST THE WEB
Gaza with Norman Finkelstein (part two)
Candace Owens sits down with Norman to discuss the Israeli regime.
REPORTS
Concerns grow as South Korea gets US approval to obtain nuclear subs
South Korea's military is going nuclear with the construction of nuclear-powered submarines.
PALESTINE
US considering plan to deploy 1000s of forces on Gaza border: Report
The US is reportedly exploring a plan for a vast military base housing thousands of forces along Gaza’s border with the occupied Palestinian territories.
SPOTLIGHT
Local demands at play as Iraq goes to vote
Voting has concluded in Iraq's parliamentary elections and the electronic counting of ballots is now underway.
MILITARY
UK cuts intelligence sharing with US Caribbean boat strikes, calling them ‘illegal’: Report
The UK suspends sharing of maritime intelligence with the US over concerns that Washington is using British-provided information for deadly and unlawful strikes in the Caribbean.
ECONOMY
Iran mulls plan to exempt diaspora investors from military service
Iran says expatriates could be exempt from conscription if they invest in national projects.
PALESTINE
Rights group exposes Israel's 'systematic sexual torture' of Palestinian prisoners
Accounts from newly released detainees from Gaza reveal they were systematically raped in Israeli jails.
SPORTS
Iran strikes gold in futsal and women’s karate at Islamic Solidarity Games
Iran’s national futsal team and female karatekas delivered golden performances at the Islamic Solidarity Games, adding to the country’s medal tally.
PALESTINE
Hezbollah says weapons key to Lebanon’s defense, will not yield to US or Israel
The secretary general of Lebanon's Hezbollah resistance movement has reiterated that the US and Israel’s calls for the disarmament of the resistance are designed to weaken Lebanon and leave the nation vulnerable to external aggression.
TURKEY
Turkish military plane with 20 onboard crashes in Georgia
Turkey reports that a military aircraft carrying at least 20 people has crashed in Georgia, near the border with Azerbaijan.
ENERGY
Iran speeds up development of joint oil field with Iraq
Iran speeds up joint oil field development with Iraq, using only domestic resources.
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