INTERVIEWS
'Obama not prosecuting police killings of blacks'
President Obama was elected because he promised wealthy donors that he would not support African Americans, a journalist says.
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YEMEN
Yemeni Navy ‘to target intruding vessels’
Yemeni forces say will respond to any act of transgression into the waters of the Arab country.
MILITARY
First US warships in Vietnam since war
Two American warships have docked in Vietnam, a move that is expected to draw anger from China.
POLITICS
‘US fears Iran Revolution's impact on world’
President Assad of Syria says the United States is afraid of Iran’s 1979 Islamic Revolution's power to inspire the world.
INTERVIEWS
Taliban turning Kunduz to another front line
Faced with an increased military pressure, the militants are seeking a new battlefront in Afghanistan, a journalist says.
ARGENTINA
Pro-Rousseff protests greet Temer in Argentina
The ouster of President Dilma Rousseff has sparked numerous rallies across Brazi and other South American countries.
INTERVIEWS
'Salman’s trial landmark in Bahrain history'
A political analyst views the Manama regime's doubling of Sheikh Salman's jail term as 'unfair and personal revenge.'
MILITARY
UK to exempt troops from legal claims
Theresa May says she will protect British armed forces from “vexatious” legal claims about human rights violations.
POLITICS
Hezbollah hails Iran nuclear resistance
Iran authoritatively resisted and established its right to peaceful nuclear energy, says a top Hezbollah figure.
PALESTINE
PA suspends polls amid differences with Hamas
The Palestinian Authority suspends local elections for six months. The supreme court says the polls would not be held in Gaza.
NEWS BULLETIN
Gentoo penguin undergoes surgery in China
A Gentoo penguin in China has undergone emergency surgery for accidentally swallowing a pebble.
SOCIETY
Protest shuts DC streets over police killing
Demonstrators in Washington DC demand justice for Terrence Sterling, an African American who was killed by police last month.
EGYPT
Egypt kills top Muslim Brotherhood figure
The Interior Ministry says Mohammed Kamal and fellow Brotherhood member Yasser Shehata were shot to death during a raid on their apartment.
COLOMBIA
Colombia seeking to salvage peace deal
The deal has broadly split the country, with opponents demanding that FARC leaders be jailed and banned from politics.
NEWS BULLETIN
Competition for tallest human tower in Spain
People have gathered in the Spanish city of Tarragona for the 26th edition of human tower competition.
NEWS BULLETIN
Beijing Open: Bautista Agut beats Millman in 3 sets
Spain’s Roberto Bautista-Agut overcame Australian John Millman in three sets to reach into the second round of the china open.
TURKEY
Turkey slashes through police force
Turkey suspends more than 12,800 police officers from duty over suspected ties with US-based opposition cleric Fethullah Gulen.
NEWS BULLETIN
Ferrer off to winning start at Beijing Open
Spaniard David Ferrer has prevailed in his 1st round encounter with Pablo Cuevas of Uruguay.
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