SYRIA
Assad had no role in Idlib chemical attack: Putin
The Russian President stresses that the Syrian government was not behind the April chemical attack in Idlib Province.
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RUSSIA
16 killed, 200 injured in Moscow storm
A fierce storm has struck the Russian capital, Moscow, leaving 16 people dead and over 200 injured.
EU
30 more feared dead off Libya coast
As many as 30 refugees are feared dead from a recent tragedy in the Mediterranean involving refugees.
AFGHANISTAN
Gunmen kill aide of Afghan warlord Hekmatyar
Gunmen in northwestern Pakistan have shot dead the former secretary to Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, a former Afghan warlord.
POLITICS
Guardian Council confirms pres. election result
The Guardian Council confirms the result of Iran’s 12th presidential election.
PALESTINE
Israel to cut vital services to Palestinians
The Israeli cabinet has approved cutting vital services to 140,000 Palestinians in Jerusalem al-Quds.
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Cyclone Mora kills five in Bangladesh
Cyclone Mora kills five people and damages thousands of homes in Bangladesh.
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Romanian air traffic controllers go on strike
A four-hour strike by air traffic controllers at a Romanian airport has caused several cancellations and delays of flights.
POLITICS
‘US anti-Iran claims reward for Saudi extravagance’
Iran says the recent US defense secretary’s claims against Tehran were reciprocation for Saudi Arabia’s extravagance.
FOREIGN POLICY
Scotland renews secession bid over Brexit
Scotland calls for a new referendum to gain independence from the UK as an alternative to Britain's exit from the European Union.
INDIA
Indian politicians charged over mosque demolition
An Indian court has charged senior members from the ruling party with criminal conspiracy over the 1992 demolition of a historical mosque.
FRANCE
Macron’s minister under scrutiny for ethics claims
Another minister from France’s new cabinet is under scrutiny for alleged breach of trust.
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Spain’s Rajoy to testify in corruption trial
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is going to testify in corruption trial on July 26.
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UN warns of crime against humanity in CAR
The UN warns that the ongoing atrocities in the CAR may constitute crime against humanity.
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S Sudan begins trial of suspected war criminals
South Sudan has begun the trial sessions of 13 government troops accused of rape and murder in capital Juba in July last year.
INTERVIEWS
‘Pope unlikely to apologize for Canada schools’
An activist says Pope Francis would not apologize for the abuse of school children in Canada because it will open up discussions about race, slavery and genocide in other places.
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UN names team to probe Rohingya plight
The UN Human Rights Council has named a three-person team to probe atrocities against Myanmar's Rohingya Muslims.
FOREIGN POLICY
UK mocks EU over Brexit demands
UK Brexit Secretary David Davis describes the EU's Brexit demands as "ridiculously high," saying Brussels is playing "hardball."
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