FOREIGN POLICY
US Senate to vote on Iran sanctions renewal
The Senate Republican leader says the chamber will vote this week to renew Iran Sanctions Act for another 10 years.
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POLITICS
'UK MPs sexually assaulting young staff'
Members of Parliament in UK sexually harass young employees but can go unpunished as their victims feel helpless, a Labour lawmaker says.
NEWS BULLETIN
Brazil FA flags half-mast in honor of Chapecoense
The Brazilian Football Association have flown their flags at half-mast at their headquarters as a mark of respect for the victims of a plane crash in Colombia.
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Over 100k take part in Castro tribute rally
Cuba is the scene of large scale rallies held in tribute to recently deceased Cuban leader Fidel Castro.
SOCIETY
Deash says was behind Ohio attack
Daesh claims responsibility for the Monday stabbing attack in the US state of Ohio that left 11 people injured.
PALESTINE
Mark Carter’s words on Palestine!
Lame duck US President Barack Obama has “nothing to lose” if recognition is extended to Palestine, a move that could have a significant impact on the future of the Muslim nation.
NEWS BULLETIN
World's oldest person celebrates 117 birthday
‘Emma Morano’ was born in November 1899. she is believed to be the world's oldest person.
YEMEN
New Yemen government criticized by UN
The UN censures the formation of a new “national salvation” government in Yemen.
MILITARY
Killing Syria forces unintentional error: US
US admits that the mid-September airstrikes which killed dozens of Syrian soldiers in Dayr al-Zawr province was not deliberate and therefore legal.
GERMANY
Germany thwarts possible Takfiri plot
German arrests an intelligence agent over suspicion of planning a Takfiri bomb attack on the agency’s main office.
POLITICS
'Trump must apologize for divisive tone'
Hate crimes in the United States have risen sharply following the election of Donald Trump, says a nonprofit legal advocacy organization.
SYRIA
Turkey entered Syria to end Assad: Erdogan
Turkey says the sole reason for its presence on Syrian soil is to end the rule of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
INTERVIEWS
‘US media vitriol against Castro rings hollow’
The Western media vitriol against Fidel Castro rings hollow, petulant and tone-deaf, American writer Daniel Patrick Welch says.
SOCIETY
Half HIV cases worldwide undetected: WHO
WHO warns that nearly half of all HIV-infected people worldwide don't know their infection.
SOCIETY
US wildfire burns amid exceptional drought
Wildfires threatened homes and businesses in two small Tennessee resort towns north of the Great Smoky Mountains.
SYRIA
Militants leave besieged Damascus suburb
Vehicles holding at least 1,200 people reached Idlib on Tuesday morning, said the so-called Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
NORTH AFRICA
Tunisia to get billions in aid to rescue economy
Saudi Arabia will give Tunisia $800 million in loans and aid while Kuwait will lend the African country $500 million in the next five years.
INTERVIEWS
‘US cannot be trusted with JCPOA’
A university professor says the US cannot be trusted because of its defiance to abide by its commitments under the nuclear deal between Iran and the P5+1 group.
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