POLITICS
‘No substantive change in US rhetoric on Iran’
A senior Iranian official says the rhetoric of incumbent American officials on Iran is substantively no different from that of the previous US administration.
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FOREIGN POLICY
We're not in Iraq to seize oil: Pentagon chief
Before arriving on an unannounced visit to Baghdad, US Defense Secretary James Mattis has said Americans are “not in Iraq to seize” its oil.
ENERGY
Iran oil minister in Baghdad for energy talks
Zangeneh and his Iraqi counterpart Jabar al-Luaibi are expected to sign two agreements worked out by the two countries in January.
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Global arms trade ‘at highest level in decades’
More weapons were sold across the globe between 2012 and 2016 than any other five-year period since 1990, according to Sipri.
POLITICS
Rand Paul to Trump: Don’t hire Bolton
Rand Paul says John Bolton is dangerous because he thinks along the same lines as John McCain.
EU
Hundreds of Africans cross border into Spain
More than 300 refugees crossed a border fence between Morocco and the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on Monday.
IRAQ
Daesh torturing, raping Sunni women in Iraq: HRW
Human Rights Watch says the Daesh Takfiri terrorists are raping and torturing Sunni Arab women in areas under their control in Iraq.
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22 refugees flee US to Canadian soil
Nearly two dozen asylum seekers illegally cross into Canada from the United States amid uncertainty in the US refugee system.
ENERGY
Official rejects Total pulling out of Iran project
Total sealed a deal in November to develop Phase 11 of South Pars but there have been reports that the company was having second thoughts about the plan.
POLITICS
Iran’s missiles serve self-defense: Zarif
Foreign Minister Zarif tells the BBC that Iran’s missiles are a mere means of defending the nation against potential enemy threats.
SPORTS
‘20 states to attend 2nd International Fajr Cup’
The IRIWF says competitors from 20 countries are going to participate in the second edition of International Fajr Cup in Ahvaz, southwestern Iran.
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Famine declared in parts of South Sudan
Authorities in conflict-stricken South Sudan have declared famine in two areas of the African country.
POLITICS
You crossed the line! Fox News tells Trump
Fox News, the network that Trump has complimented on many occasions, has now turned against him.
POLITICS
Tehran to host intl. conference on Palestine
The two-day conference will open on Monday in a show of support for the Palestinian nation against Israeli occupation.
PALESTINE
Israeli settler runs over, kills Palestinian
The 58-year-old Palestinian victim died after being hit by a settler’s car near the Mudi’in settlement outpost in Ramallah on Monday.
INTERVIEWS
‘Israel seeking balkanization of Syria’
A political expert says the Israeli regime supports terrorists in Syria to pave the way for formal control of the Golan Heights.
SPORTS
Iran cruises into Rollball World Cup quarterfinals
The Iranian men’s national rollball team has progressed to the quarterfinals of the fourth edition of Rollball World Cup in Bangladesh.
DEFENSE
IRGC tests smart rockets in new military drills
The IRGC’s Ground Forces begin three-day military maneuvers in Iran’s central desert to boost their combat readiness in the face of potential threats.
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