FOREIGN POLICY
Tillerson talks of US top propriety in ME
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson speaks of his country’s top priority in the Middle East, asserting that Washington does not seek “the business of nation building” in the region.
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YEMEN
Saudi carrying out ‘open-air massacre’ in Yemen
Aid groups say Saudi Arabia is carrying out an “open-air massacre” of Yemeni civilians facing famine amid Riyadh’s two-year-long military campaign against the impoverished country.
POLITICS
Nunes boosts Trump’s ‘wiretap’ narrative
US spy agencies possibly monitored Trump and members of his transition team after the 2016 vote, says a key Republican.
ECONOMY
India looking for new Iran trade payment fix
India is working on a new payment mechanism for trade with Iran after indications emerged that the previous one may soon lose its efficiency.
SYRIA
US-led coalition air-drops forces in northern Syria
The so-called US-led coalition air-drops allied Syrian militants near the Daesh-held Syrian city of Raqqah.
KOREAS
South Korea begins raising sunken ferry
Emotional parents of victims urged people to pray for a successful recovery.
ECONOMY
Judge rules freezing of Iran’s EU assets legal
The exterior of Clearance securities depository in Luxembourg where above $1.6 billion of Iran’s assets have been ordered to be frozen.
SYRIA
Syria war meant to change Arabs’ identity: Assad
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad describes the ongoing Syria conflict as a campaign to change Arabs' identity.
SOCIETY
'Water crisis to threaten 25% of kids by 2040'
UNICEF predicts that 25 percent of children may live in areas with severely limited water resources by 2040, endangering their lives.
PALESTINE
Israel seals house of slain Palestinian
The home belongs to the family of Fadi al-Qanbar, who drove a truck into a group of Israeli troops and killed four of them on January 8.
SOCIETY
Four dead, 40 injured in UK Parliament attack
British police arrest seven people in connection with the deadliest terror attack in London in 12 years.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahrain postpones trial of distinguished activist
Bahrain's Supreme Criminal Court has postponed until May 17 the trial of top human rights activist Nabeel Rajab.
SOCIETY
Most US Muslims faced discrimination in 2016: Poll
Sixty percent of Muslims reported personally experiencing religious discrimination in the past year, a new poll shows.
GERMANY
Erdogan jeopardizing Turkish success: Berlin
Germany's newly-elected President Frank-Walter Steinmeier warns Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan of risking “collapsing” everything Ankara had achieved in recent years.
SYRIA
US-led strike kills 33 civilians in northern Syria
At least 33 people have been killed in a US-led strike on a school near the Daesh-held northern Syrian city of Raqqah.
NIGERIA
Multiple blasts kill 8 in northeast Nigeria
At least eight people are killed in a series of blasts that hit Nigeria’s northeastern city of Maiduguri.
POLITICS
Black lawmakers to confront Trump on policies
The Congressional Black Caucus plans to push President Donald Trump on changing the Justice Department's priorities.
IRAQ
Daesh buried hundreds in Mosul mass grave: HRW
Human Rights Watch says Daesh has executed hundreds of detainees and dumped their bodies in one of the largest mass graves found in Mosul.
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