INTERVIEWS
'Dishonest UN not probing Syria chemical attacks'
The United Nations has been waffling about the use of chemical weapons since the beginning of the conflict in Syria, a political analyst says.
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POLITICS
First US presidential votes cast in tiny towns
Three tiny communities in the US state of New Hampshire cast the first votes, giving Trump a small edge over Clinton.
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Pro-Russia Radev wins first round of Bulgaria vote
Bulgaria, once a loyal Russian ally, had been tilting away from Moscow and closer to the West under the incumbent government.
FRANCE
European women protest violence, gender gap
The protests come in the heart of Europe which styles itself as the champion of international human rights.
ENERGY
Total signs major Iran gas deal
French energy giant Total has broken the ice in post-sanctions investments in Iran by signing a major gas deal worth $4.8 billion with the country.
NEWS BULLETIN
Draw for ATP World Tour Finals held in London
The draw for the ATP World Tour Finals has been held, while Britain’s Andy Murray is set to battle with Serbian ace Novak Djokovic, for the coveted year end No. 1 position in the ATP Rankings.
MILITARY
UK to close 56 military sites over costs
The UK ministry of defense says it is putting on sale dozens of its military sites to save costs and help build more houses.
PALESTINE
2 Palestinian teens given 11-year jail terms
The Jerusalem al-Quds District Court has sentenced two Palestinian children to 11 years in jail each.
DEFENSE
Iran’s security index rising on daily basis: Min.
Iran’s Intelligence Minister Mahmoud Alavi says the country is enjoying unparalleled security.
ECONOMY
Iran to boost foothold in US carpet market
The country is already sending a third of its global carpet sales to the United States.
EU
Clashes in Athens as EU goes back on pledge
The country has been rocked by riots and industrial action in protest at the austerity policies which are dictated by Western lenders.
IRAQ
Mass grave found near Daesh-held Mosul
Iraqi forces discover the remains of some 100 decapitated bodies in a town to the south of Mosul.
SOCIETY
UK violating rights of disabled people: UN
The UN says that austerity measures introduced by the UK government resulted in a “systematic violation” of rights of the disabled.
KOREAS
Scandal-hit Park to let parliament choose PM
President Park’s nomination for the position has been met with parliamentary opposition.
POLITICS
Final day of ugliest campaign in US history
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton make their closing arguments as the most bitter campaign of modern history draws to a close.
GERMANY
Turkey accuses Germany of backing terror
Turkey accuses Germany of being the country offering the highest level of support to alleged anti-Ankara terrorists.
POLITICS
Race for the White House keeps tightening
About 40,000 people flood Independence Mall in Philadelphia for Clinton's rally, as Trump blasts her as "the face of failure."
SYRIA
‘Chemical weapons taboo weakening in Syria’
The use of chemical weapons in Syria may weaken the “taboo” against use of such banned agents, says the UN.
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