ECONOMY
Danske Bank in financing talks with Iran
Denmark's Danske Bank A/S says it has stated talks with the Central Bank of Iran (CBI) on arranging credit to clients with business activities in the country.
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INTERVIEWS
Why US media spread Russia hacking story
The Obama administration, media and intelligence community are spreading the Russian hacking accusations to discredit Trump’s presidency, an analyst says.
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Macedonia asks ex-PM to form cabinet
Macedonia's president names a veteran conservative as PM-designate.
PAKISTAN
Pakistan test-fires submarine cruise missile
Pakistan says it has test-fired a submarine-launched cruise missile for the first time.
POLITICS
'Senate to repeal Obamacare this week'
The US Senate will act this week to repeal President Barack Obama’s signature health-care law, said the chamber's top Republican.
DEFENSE
Iran government required to up missile power
The Iranian government is obliged by a bill to boost the country’s defense power.
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Ivory Coast PM resigns, dissolves cabinet
Ivory Coast PM resigns and dissolves his cabinet as tensions continue to grip the West Africa nation.
FOREIGN POLICY
Russia 'tired' of US hacking 'witch hunt'
Russia says it is “tired" of “baseless allegations” from US officials that Moscow meddled in the US election.
TURKEY
Turkish police fire tear gas at protesters
Clashes erupt between Turkish police and protesters over constitution changes that would expand the powers of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
NIGERIA
5 bombers, 3 civilians dead in Nigeria
Bomb attacks in northeast Nigeria have killed five terrorists and three civilians.
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'65,000 Rohingya Muslims flee to Bangladesh'
The UN relief agency says 22,000 Rohingya had fled Myanmar to neighboring Bangladesh over the past week.
IRAQ
Iraqi special forces make more gains in Mosul
Iraqi government forces regain control of more districts in the eastern part of Daesh-held northern city of Mosul.
INTERVIEWS
'Rafsanjani sought independence from superpowers'
A political expert says the former president pursued the principle of equidistance from Western and Eastern powers in his foreign policy.
ECONOMY
UK taxpayers face massive bill on oil projects
The government is going to use tax money to subsidize a massive bill for oil and gas field closures in the North Sea.
INTERVIEWS
‘UK has blueprints for partitioning Mideast’
A political expert says the United Kingdom is pursuing a policy of divide and rule to make Middle East states 'manageable.'
INDIA
‘Militants kill three Indian workers in Kashmir’
The attack targeted a General Reserve Engineering Force camp near the international border with Pakistan on Monday.
FOREIGN POLICY
‘UK PM rules out nothing in Brexit talks’
British Prime Minister Theresa May has ruled nothing in or out in Brexit talks, according to her spokeswoman.
SPORTS
Veteran Iranian footballer passes away at 62
Former Iran men’s national football team and Persepolis club defender Kazem Seyyed Alikhani has died at the age of 62 in Tehran.
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