RUSSIA
Moscow to London: Stop 'Russophobic hysteria'
Russian Defense Ministry rebuffs Britain’s claims that Moscow bombed a UN aid convoy in Syria's Aleppo.
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POLITICS
‘UK lawmakers to scrutinize Brexit process’
Prime Minister Theresa May has agreed to demands for the parliament to debate plans to leave the European Union.
INTERVIEWS
‘US using Israel, KSA to supply terrorists in Syria’
An analyst says the United States is using Israel and Saudi Arabia as a conduit to get supplies to Daesh Takfiri terrorists occupying the Syrian city of Aleppo.
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Blackout hits Tokyo; sabotage not ruled out
Officials say the cause of the fire at an underground facility run by utility Tokyo Electric Power (TEPCO) is not immediately known.
NIGERIA
Nigerian troops open fire at Shia mourners
The shootings come amid an ongoing crackdown on the Shia Muslim community.
FRANCE
Riyadh, Paris hold joint wargames in France
The maneuvers come days after Riyadh wrapped up 10 days of live-fire military drills in the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz.
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Ethiopia PM vows reforms amid bloody unrest
The ruling coalition's authoritarian approach to governing has been blamed for growing discontent in the country.
INTERVIEWS
‘Turkey invasion of Iraq violation of intl. law’
An analyst says Turkey is illegally occupying the northern part of Iraq in a flagrant violation of international law.
INTERVIEWS
Obama advancing Clinton election agenda
The Obama administration is advancing its pro-Hillary Clinton election agenda through leveling hacking accusations against Russia, an analyst says.
LEBANON
Palestine uprising ‘right choice’ against Israel
The Hezbollah chief says another Palestinian uprising will eventually make the Israeli enemy end its occupation of Palestinian lands.
INTERVIEWS
‘Saudi strike on Sana’a funeral act of terrorism’
An academic says the United States bears responsibility for the Saudi carnage in Yemen because of providing the regime with deadly weaponry.
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UN: Congo at 'extreme risk' of all-out violence
Tensions have risen after it has become increasingly apparent that President Kabila will stay in office after his term expires in December.
SOCIETY
Strike plunges UK rail transport into chaos
A 3-day strike by the UK Rail, Maritime and Transport workers creates mayhem for passengers on Southern Rail routes.
YEMEN
Saudi military bases under Yemeni fire
Yemeni armed forces step up counterattacks against Riyadh’s military in response to the recent Saudi carnage in Sana’a.
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Rohingyas worried after deadly clashes
The violence has raised the specter of a repeat of the 2012 unrest, when Buddhist extremists killed scores of Muslims.
SOCIETY
Shia Muslims commemorate Ashura
The 10th day of the Islamic lunar calendar month of Muharram marks the martyrdom anniversary of Imam Hussein, the third Shia Imam.
SOCIETY
US court to hear 9/11 detainees' lawsuit
The US Supreme Court has agreed to consider a lawsuit that accuses former top Bush officials of abusive detentions of immigrants after 9/11.
SYRIA
False flag ops in Syria by Israel F15s?
Israeli F15 warplanes could be engaged in false flag operations in Syria along with other aircraft flying out of Turkey to implicate Russia in war crimes, says Gordon Duff, a senior editor at Veteran Today.
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