PALESTINE
Probe ordered into Netanyahu submarine scandal
The order came in the wake of “new evidence” showing "a serious conflict of interest" on the part of the Israeli prime minister.
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ECONOMY
Italy says Iran deals at no 'Trump risk'
Italy’s Industry Minister Carlo Calenda says the deals that the country has signed with Iran will not be at risk after US President Donald Trump – who has threatened to send Iran back into the cold - takes office.
NIGERIA
Nigeria army killed 150 separatists: Amnesty
At least 150 supporters of a separatist group were killed by Nigerian army during peaceful protests between August 2015 and 2016, Amnesty International says.
POLITICS
Trump rejecting intelligence briefings
Donald Trump has been turning away most intelligence briefings since his election victory, a report states.
ON THE NEWS LINE
Syria: Push for partition fails again
New signs have emerged of what Syria and even Western observers have time and again called as a scenario to partition the country into several statelets.
ECONOMY
Embraer expects US OK for Iran plane sales
Brazil's aviation giant Embraer says it hopes the US Treasury Department would give the same go-ahead it gave Airbus earlier this week to sell planes to Iran.
KOREAS
‘China, US agree on new N Korea sanctions’
A top United Nations Security Council diplomat says China, North Korea’s main trading partner, has signaled its consent to the tough sanctions.
POLITICS
Clinton's vote lead over Trump passes 2 million
The popular vote count for the US presidential election shows Hillary Clinton leading Donald Trump by over 2 million votes.
TURKEY
Turkey claims Syrian airstrike killed 3 soldiers
It is the first time Turkey accuses Syria of killing its soldiers since Ankara launched an incursion into the Syrian territory on Aug. 24.
POLITICS
Iran calls for anti-Daesh campaign by SCO bloc
Daesh and other terrorist groups operating in Syria, Iraq and elsewhere in the world practice Wahhabism, a radical strand of ideology preached by Saudi clerics.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi editor resigns over false anti-Shia report
The editor-in-chief of Saudi-owned newspaper Asharq al-Awsat resigns after the daily published fabricated reports about the World Health Organization.
MILITARY
US Navy’s advanced warship breaks down
The US Navy is inspecting its most advanced warship USS Zumwalt to see what caused its major breakdown.
TURKEY
Car bomb kills two, injures 30 in Turkish city
At least two people have been killed and 30 others wounded in a bomb blast outside the governor's office building in the city of Adana.
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HRW urges Bangladesh to protect Rohingyas
Human Rights Watch urges Bangladesh to accept and protect Rohingya refugees fleeing persecution in Myanmar.
TRUE IMAGE
Plucky Iranian woman behind the wheels
Soheila Abdolkarimi is an independent woman who drives a bus. Everyday she drives about forty passengers to cities across Iran.
CHINA
Power plant accident kills 67 in China
The 67 workers were killed when an under-construction platform of a power plant’s cooling tower plunged to the ground in the city of Fengcheng.
POLITICS
Stein urges vote recounts in 3 key US states
The 2016 Green Party presidential nominee Ji0ll Stein says recounts are necessary in three swing states due to hacking concerns.
PALESTINE
World Bank warns of clean water crisis in Gaza
The World Bank warns that only 10 percent of the population in the besieged Palestinian enclave of Gaza Strip has access to clean water.
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