SOCIETY
Violent crime rate in Britian on the rise
Britain’s largest police force has warned of steep rise in gun and knife crime in the capital London.
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RUSSIA
Russia slams US for Montenegro’s NATO accession
Moscow slams US approval for NATO’s inclusion of Montenegro as a ‘deeply mistaken’ move.
SOMALIA
Cholera has killed 500 in Somalia since Jan.: WHO
The WHO says the epidemic has left more than 25,000 people sick in drought-hit parts of the Horn of Africa nation.
MILITARY
US-led airstrike killed 18 SDF militants in Syria
The US military says a misdirected US-led coalition airstrike in northern Syria killed 18 US-backed forces on April 11.
SYRIA
Assad: We only allow 'impartial' chemical probe
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says his country will only allow an "impartial" probe into a recent suspected chemical attack in Homs Province.
TURKEY
Turkey dismissals violating basic rights: UN
UN rights experts condemn Turkey’s dismissal of up to 134,000 public servants, including teachers, in a post-coup purge.
SYRIA
'US strike on Daesh gas depot kills many Syrians'
The Syrian army says hundreds of people have been killed after the so-called US-led coalition carried out an airstrike against a Daesh poison gas depot in Dayr al-Zawr Province.
MILITARY
US military developing futuristic weapon
The US military is developing a futuristic weapons that launches projectiles with electro-magnetic energy.
INTERVIEWS
‘No war will break out unless US strikes N Korea’
An analyst says the first strike would have to come from the US in order for a war to break out on the Korean peninsula and that North Korea’s missiles tests are for deterrence purposes.
TURKEY
‘Narrow majority to vote yes in Turkey referendum’
A poll shows that 51.3 percent of Turks will vote in favor of constitutional changes in an upcoming referendum, while another 48.7 would vote ‘No.’
FACTS AND FIGURES(OLD)
An overview of Iran’s political spectrum
Different political factions are geared up to participate in Iran’s 12th presidential election.
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Kim murder suspects appear in Malaysia court
Two women accused of murdering North Korean leader Kim Jong-un’s exiled half-brother in Malaysia have appeared at a court.
CHINA
China ‘would protect a denuclearized N Korea’
A state-run Chinese daily says Beijing would work to protect the North Korean government and people if Pyongyang gave up its nuclear program.
POLITICS
Trump a one-term president: Sanders
Bernie Sanders says Trump’s presidency won’t last more than one term.
ECONOMY
Iran Air, ATR sign plane purchase deal
Iran’s national flag-carrier airline Iran Air has signed a much-awaited contract with the European plane manufacturer ATR to purchase 20 twin-propeller planes.
POLITICS
Another Trump aide to register as foreign agent
US President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort will register with the Justice Department as a foreign agent, a report says.
NIGERIA
Nigeria army, police engage in bloody clashes
At least four people die in clashes between the Nigerian army and police in northeastern Yobe State.
YEMEN
‘Yemenis kill 100 Saudi mercenaries east of Mukha’
The Yemeni army engages Saudi mercenaries east of the Red Sea port of Mukha, reportedly killing some 100 of them.
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