ENERGY
Iran says ready to export gas to Iraq
Iran says it is ready to start exporting natural gas to Iraq.
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INTERVIEWS
'Obama sanctions seek to ruin Trump-Putin ties'
Obama is frantically trying in his last days to undermine Trump's chances of making peace with Russia and China, a political commentator says.
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Floods kill at least 25 in southern Thailand
The floods have hit 12 provinces since January 1, cutting off the south from the rest of the country.
FOREIGN POLICY
‘Trump might roll back Russia sanctions’
The US president-elect is going to make sure America’s response to the alleged Russian hacking is “proportionate,” says Kellyanne Conway.
ENERGY
Iran’s daily oil production near 4mn barrels
Gholam-Reza Manouchehri, the deputy for development and engineering affairs of the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) says Iran’s production of oil has reached around 4 million barrels per day (mb/d).
YEMEN
Yemeni civilians killed in fresh Saudi bombardments
Military aircraft launch deadly airstrikes against a market and a nearby school in Sana’a Province.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
JCPOA commission to discuss US anti-Iran law
Deputies and political directors from Iran and the P5+1 states will attend the meeting, which will focus on US violations of the 2015 nuclear deal.
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Gunman wounds police officer in Athens attack
The assailant opened fire at riot police guarding the headquarters of the PASOK political party in central Athens early on Tuesday.
INTERVIEWS
'US administration lacks proof on Russia hacking'
The evidence put forward by US intelligence agencies against Russia is at best circumstantial and unsubstantiated, and at worst fanciful and illegitimate, an analyst says.
KOREAS
South Korean president's friend snubs trial
Choi Soon-sil, who is facing her own trial, submitted documents to the Constitutional Court, saying she was unable to testify in the case.
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US troops arrive in Poland to face Russia
Around 4,500 US troops began arriving on Monday in the southeastern city of Wroclaw, home to a key NATO and Polish air base.
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Gambia minister quits amid contested vote results
Communication Minister Sheriff Bojang defects amid tensions over President Yahya Jammeh refusing to concede defeat in election.
IRAQ
Daesh cuts off water to dozens of Mosul districts
The terrorists turn off the pumps sending water toward liberated neighborhoods in the Iraq city to pressure civilians there.
POLITICS
UK can be 'better off' out of EU: Corbyn
Jeremy Corbyn will argue that the UK can be "better off" out of the EU but the May government should not expect a “free pass” from the Labour Party.
TURKEY
Turkish constitution bill passes first parliament test
MPs vote to press ahead with debates on a new draft constitution, which would give executive powers to the president.
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Ivory Coast fires army, police chiefs after mutiny
Angry soldiers and military officers on Friday started a revolt against the central government over pay and bonuses, capturing the second largest city of Bouake.
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Bosnian Serbs mark controversial holiday
Columns of police, war veterans and students parade in Banja Luka to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the creation of the Serb-run Bosnian entity.
PALESTINE
Israeli forces shoot dead young Palestinian
Violent clashes break out after Israeli troops storm the house of Mohammed al-Salehi and fatally shoot the 33-year-old.
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