ECONOMY
Brexit may cost UK 75,000 jobs: Study
The UK may lose thousands of jobs and billions of pounds in revenues if the Brexit process goes awry, a study claims.
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RUSSIA
Russia redeploys warships to Mediterranean
Two of Russia's Buyan-class missile corvettes have left the Crimean port of Sevastopol en route to the Mediterranean.
EU
2 Belgian officers stabbed in Brussels
A man wielding a knife stabbed two police officers in Schaerbeek area in northern Brussels.
AFGHANISTAN
1000s of Afghans flee Kunduz amid fighting
A large number of residents have been trapped in Kunduz as the main roads to the northern city are cut off.
POLITICS
‘Iran seeks to uproot Takfiri terrorism’
The Iranian parliament speaker says Iran is after uprooting Takfirism while the US seeks to keep the scourge alive.
PALESTINE
Israeli airstrikes, tank fire hit Gaza Strip
Israel has waged three wars on Gaza since 2008, including the 2014 offensive that left more than 2,200 Palestinians dead and over 11,100 others injured.
MORE
Deadly Hurricane Matthew heading north
Having killed 11 along the Caribbean, Hurricane Matthew is now nearing the US coast.
AFGHANISTAN
Bomb blast rocks Afghan capital
The explosion took place on a road close to a university and an old parliament building in Kabul.
SPORTS
Iran knows rivals at beach soccer cup
Iran men’s national beach soccer team will play against Russia, the US and Egypt at the group stage of the Samsung Beach Soccer Intercontinental Cup Dubai 2016.
POLITICS
UK PM says Brexit vote was ‘turning point’
British Prime Minister Theresa May has vowed to build a "united Britain" in which "fairness is restored" and opportunities are shared more equally.
DEFENSE
IRGC warns Saudi Navy to keep off Iran waters
The IRGC Navy advises Saudi and non-Saudi vessels participating in wargames in the Persian Gulf against crossing into or approaching Iran's territorial waters.
POLITICS
Iran has ‘no direct military role’ in other states
Tehran is on advisory missions in Iraq and Syria at the request of their legitimate governments, says a senior Iranian official.
YEMEN
Saudi Arabia won’t probe violations in Yemen
Saudi Arabia rejects a UN call for an international probe into possible rights violations in its war on Yemen.
POLITICS
Using terrorists as tools strategic mistake: Iran
A senior Iranian official says certain states are instrumentalizing terrorists due to their misconceived interpretation of the regional crises.
INTERVIEWS
Kaine, Pence 'ignorant' on US foreign policy
Running mates of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are both ignorant about US policies toward Syria and Russia, says an analyst.
SOCIETY
Nobel Prize for chemistry goes to 3 scientists
The 2016 Nobel Prize for chemistry has been awarded to Jean-Pierre Sauvage, J. Fraser Stoddart and Bernard Feringa from France, Scotland and the Netherlands, respectively.
INTERVIEWS
‘Yahoo email scanning breach of rights’
An analyst says Yahoo's scanning of hundreds of millions of emails in 2015 at the request of intel agencies betrays the US Constitution and violates people's rights.
AFGHANISTAN
EU holds Afghanistan donors confab
Leaders from over 70 countries and 20 international organizations are in Brussels to take part in the two-day EU-led conference.
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