EU
EU parliament okays Canada free trade deal
European Parliament lawmakers voted for the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) by 408-254.
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IRAQ
Bomb rocks Baghdad's Sadr City, 15 dead
Security sources said 50 people were also injured in the car bombing.
POLITICS
Trump blames US spy agencies for Flynn's ouster
US President Donald Trump says the American intelligence community is behind Michael Flynn’s resignation.
PAKISTAN
Multiple bombings strike Pakistan
Deadly bomb blasts have rocked Pakistan in a three-day span.
SPORTS
Iran cueists get 2 medals in West Asia event
Iranian billiard players have received two medals at the West Asian Championship for Billiard Sports in Jordan.
SYRIA
US strikes on Syria dam threaten flooding: UN
A UN report says aerial attacks conducted by the US-led coalition have already damaged the entrance to the Tabqa dam.
FOREIGN POLICY
Most British expatriates concerned about Brexit
A poll indicates that most British expatriates in the European Union are concerned about Brexit’s effects on their life outside Britain.
INDIA
India launches 104 satellites on single rocket
The breakthrough was a record in single-day launches. Russia had sent 37 satellites in a single launch in 2014.
SPORTS
Iran defeats Poland in Persian Beach Soccer Cup
Iran men’s national beach soccer team defeats Poland 3-2 at the Persian Beach Soccer Cup in Bushehr, Iran.
INTERVIEWS
Two-state solution ‘totally fraudulent’
The two-state solution for Israelis and Palestinians that the US Democrats and Republicans have pursued over the years is “totally fraudulent."
KOREAS
Malaysia nabs woman linked to Kim’s killing
The suspect in the killing of the North Korean leader’s exiled half-brother has been arrested at the Kuala Lumpur airport.
PALESTINE
US policy shift on Palestine nonsensical: PLO
A Palestinian official slams the US policy shift with regard to supporting a so-called two-state solution to the Palestine-Israel conflict.
SOMALIA
Somalia ‘plans to file complaint against UAE’
The Horn of Africa state is angered at the United Arab Emirates for signing a deal with the breakaway region of Somaliland to build a military base there.
INTERVIEWS
‘UK govt. does not care about public opinion’
An activist says the British government has never really cared about its people's demands and is not therefore going to prevent Trump's state visit.
KOREAS
N Korea rejects UN condemnation of missile test
Pyongyang says it reserves a “sovereign right” to conduct defensive missile tests.
MORE
Australia wants asylum seekers to leave voluntarily
Australia is offering money to the asylum seekers it has been holding in off-shore detention camps to persuade them to return home voluntarily.
POLITICS
Leader hails turnout in Islamic Revolution anniv. rallies
Ayatollah Khamenei praises the Iranian people for attending in their millions in the February 10 rallies commemorating the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
IRAQ
Daesh training Izadi children for bomb attacks
The terrorists are reportedly brainwashing dozens of abducted Izadi children in Iraq into becoming bombers.
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