POLITICS
UK closing doors on child refugees
The UK says it would no longer keep its pledge to resettle thousands of vulnerable child refugees.
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ECONOMY
EU court to get evidence of Iran bans impacts
Iran’s Bank Tejarat says it will soon submit documents to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) regarding the damages it has suffered as a result of EU sanctions.
PALESTINE
Israel hosts Belgian PM, then summons envoy
The Israeli prime minister protests at his Belgian counterpart for meeting with two right groups in Israel.
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HRW slams Bangladesh’s plan for Rohingya
Human Rights Watch (HRW) says the Bangladeshi government’s plan to relocate Rohingya refugees to a remote island should be scrapped.
CHINA
Trump writes to Xi, seeks good ties with China
The US president has sent a letter to the Chinese leader, saying he seeks constructive ties with the Asian country.
SYRIA
Militant attacks leave 13 Syrian civilians dead
At least thirteen people have been killed and dozens more injured after foreign-backed militants carried out separate terrorist attacks across the country.
FRANCE
Fire causes explosion at nuclear plant in France
An explosion takes place at a nuclear facility in northwestern France, with no risk of radiation.
DEFENSE
Iran: US claims of new missile test 'fabricated'
On Wednesday, Fox News cited an unnamed US official as saying that Iran had launched a short-range Mersad missile from a launch pad in Semnan.
SOCIETY
9/11 ‘mastermind’ tells why US was attacked
The alleged mastermind of 9/11 says it was a result of US foreign policy and the countless deaths it has caused.
ECONOMY
Iran eyeing IoT, studying benefits, perils
Iran's Minister of Communications and Information Technology (CIT) Mahmoud Vaezi says a special committee has been working on the development of the Internet of things (IoT) in the country for two years now.
GERMANY
German police nab two Nusra-linked suspects
Raids in western Germany lead to the arrest of two suspects accused of aiding the Takfiri al-Nusra Front terrorist group in Syria.
POLITICS
NSA agent indicted in 'largest theft' of secrets
A former NSA contractor has been charged with a heist of classified US secrets that officials say dwarfs the conducts of Edward Snowden.
IRAQ
Iraq’s top Hezbollah cmdr. assassinated
Unidentified armed men have killed a senior commander of the pro-government Kata'ib Hezbollah force in Iraq's southern city of Basra.
SOCIETY
Dakota Access protests held across US
Americans hold large rallies, including one outside the White House, to protest against the disputed $3.8 billion pipeline project.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Iran's Araqchi holds Syria, nuclear talks in Moscow
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi and his Russian counterpart Sergei Ryabkov discussed a nuclear deal and the Syria conflict in a five-hour meeting in Moscow on Thursday.
YEMEN
Dozens killed in Saudi push to take Yemeni port
The clashes took place in the Red Sea port city of Mokha on Wednesday in which at least eight Saudi mercenaries were killed.
ENERGY
Total’s final Iran project decision by summer
Total says it will make a final investment decision over the development of Phase 11 of Iran’s South Pars gas field before summer.
FOREIGN POLICY
Trump warned against listing IRGC a terror org.
The US State and Defense Departments caution Trump against designating the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization.
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