HUMAN RIGHTS
US rights groups rap surveillance databases
Dozens of civil rights groups in the US urge the Department of Justice to investigate police use of facial-recognition databases.
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POLITICS
Six Iranians jailed for spying for US
Iran sentences six people to ten years in jail on charges of espionage and collaboration with the US.
PALESTINE
Palestinian kids tortured in Israeli jails
Palestinian children are being tortured and humiliated in Israeli jails, says a committee for Palestinian prisoners.
POLITICS
Clinton endorsed by 70 Nobel Prize winners
In an open letter, 70 Nobel laureates"strongly and fully" endorsed US presidential nominee Hillary Clinton for presidency.
POLITICS
Assange’s net cut over Clinton emails
Ecuador has confirmed that it has cut off the internet connectivity of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who resides in the country’s embassy in London.
SYRIA
Armless Syrian boy loses legs to landmine
Here is the story of a young Syrian boy who was born without arms and lost his legs to a militant mine in Syria.
IRAQ
‘US must stop Daesh fleeing into Syria’
It is the US-led coalition's responsibility to stop Daesh terrorists fleeing Mosul from entering Syria, says the Iraqi premier.
MILITARY
8 killed in US drone attack in Yemen
A US drone strike claims the lives of eight people in southern Yemen, sources say.
POLITICS
Obama rejects Trump’s rigged vote claims
Democratic US president Barack Obama has censured GOP nominee Donald Trump for his repeated remarks that the 2016 vote is “rigged."
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi Arabia executes prince for murder
A Saudi Arabian prince is put to death after being found guilty of murder.
INTERVIEWS
'Credibility of Clinton campaign in doubt'
The recent WikiLeaks disclosures about Hillary Clinton have had "huge adverse impact on the credibility" of her campaign, says an American analyst.
IRAQ
‘Iraq defending world against Daesh’
Many believe that the recapture of Mosul, which fell to Daesh in 2014, would signal the terror outfit’s defeat in Iraq.
ECONOMY
Brexit threatens $590 billion in investment
The largest US business lobby group has warned that American companies are reviewing their plans for expansion in Britain amid concerns over Brexit.
POLITICS
Iran urges all sides to observe Yemen truce
Iran urges all parties engaged in the Yemeni conflict to observe the three-day ceasefire in the war-hit country.
SOMALIA
Shabab militants kill 10 people in Somali town
"Many militants have entered the town. Heavy fighting is taking place," says a police officer.
POLITICS
FBI pressured to declassify Clinton email
Documents show the US State Department pressured the FBI over classified information on Hillary Clinton's private server.
SYRIA
Syria First Lady says rejected offers to leave
Syria's First Lady says she was offered to leave country in 'a deliberate attempt to shatter people's confidence in their president.'
FOREIGN POLICY
Obama warns of 'difficult fight' in Mosul
Obama warns of a tough battle in Mosul, but says Iraqi forces will defeat Daesh terrorists.
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