SAUDI ARABIA
'Belgium instructed diplomats to vote for S Arabia'
The leaked documents show Belgian diplomats had been instructed to provide “support to the candidates for the various positions during the secret vote.”
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SYRIA
‘Daesh attack kills 32 in Syria refugee camp’
A so-called monitoring group says at least 32 people have been killed when Daesh militants attacked a refugee camp on the Syrian side of the border with Iraq.
RUSSIA
Germany's Merkel in Russia for key talks
The key visit would mainly focus on the conflict in eastern Ukraine and the crisis in Syria.
FOREIGN POLICY
Trump's Syria strike 'after-dinner entertainment'
President Trump's missile attack on Syria "was in lieu of after-dinner entertainment" at his Mar-a-Lago estate, says Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross.
SOMALIA
1.4 million Somali Kids malnourished in 2017: UN
UNICEF said 1.4 million children will be acutely malnourished in Somalia by the end of 2017.
SOCIETY
Congress to grill United on violent incident
United Airlines executives will visit Capitol Hill to face lawmakers' questions about the forcible removal of a passenger on an overbooked flight last month.
ECONOMY
Iranian bank to open branch in Bavaria
German officials say the Middle East Bank of Iran has received a license to open a branch in the country’s state of Bavaria which hosts a wide range of big industrial names.
POLITICS
Trump launches $1.5mn ad campaign
The Trump campaign is pouring $1.5 million on ads that promote Trump’s first 100 days in office.
POLITICS
‘Hard Brexit will inflict economic pain on UK’
British Liberal Democrat politician Nick Clegg has warned that a “hard Brexit” will cause “economic harm” on the United Kingdom and hurt the poor people more.
CHINA
China urges halt to US missile system in S Korea
Beijing voices opposition to THAAD deployment in South Korea hours after Washington said the missile system was operational.
POLITICS
Iran, Syria ‘working to restore regional stability’
Iran’s defense minister says Iranian and Syrian nations are fighting on the same front to defeat terrorism and return calm and security to the region.
NORTH AFRICA
Moroccans rally to back Palestine hunger strikers
Protesters in Rabat burn Israeli flags on May Day in solidarity with the mass Palestinian hunger strike.
DEFENSE
‘Iran arms production capacity rises 100-fold’
Defense minister says Iran has witnessed a massive increase in its arms production capacity under the current administration.
SYRIA
Astana to host expert meeting on Syria
Experts from Iran, Russia and Turkey are set to hold preparatory consultations in Astana ahead of a new round of talks there between Syria’s warring sides.
SPORTS
Iran overcomes Nigeria in Beach Soccer World Cup
The national Iranian men's beach soccer team beats Nigeria 6-5 at the 2017 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup in the Bahamas.
FOREIGN POLICY
British MPs to May: Stop kowtowing to Trump
A group of British MPs have called on Theresa May to stop pursuing Trump’s mercurial Middle East policy.
INTERVIEWS
'US dodging blame for casualties in Syria, Iraq'
Washington and its allies are trying to portray the wars in Syria and Iraq as “civil wars” in a bid to evade the responsibility of civilian deaths caused by their airstrikes, a political analyst says.
PALESTINE
UNESCO set to vote on anti-Israeli resolution
The UN heritage body is set to vote on a resolution that describes Israel as an “occupying power” and denies its sovereignty claims over all of Jerusalem al-Quds.
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