BRAZIL
Rousseff appeals against impeachment vote
Brazil's Rousseff asks for the overturning of the impeachment vote on her.
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IRAQ
‘Iraq, KRG resume exporting Kirkuk oil’
The central Iraqi government and the Kurdistan region are trying to hammer out a deal on revenue-sharing deal aimed at ending a longtime row on crude exports.
PAKISTAN
Pakistan-Afghanistan border gate reopened
The Chaman border crossing between Afghanistan and Pakistan is reopened after a fortnight closure.
SYRIA
Syria army kills scores of terrorists
Takfiri militants suffer heavy losses across Syria as they come under attack by army fighter jets.
PERSIAN GULF
Stop silencing critics: Amnesty to Bahrain
Bahrain comes under fire again for its heavy-handed crackdown on political dissidents in the country.
PAKISTAN
Army admits Daesh presence in Pakistan
The Pakistani army spokesman says security forces have contained Daesh's activities,
TURKEY
Erdogan defends massive coup crackdown
Ankara’s post-coup crackdown will help the “implementation of real justice,” the Turkish president claims.
PALESTINE
High jobless rate paralyzing Gaza: UN
University graduates in Gaza do not have enough job opportunities because of a crippling Israeli siege, the UN says.
DEFENSE
‘Iran escorted 3,200 ships in Gulf of Aden’
Certain states have been after stealing Iran’s resources along its vast maritime borders, the Navy chief says.
BUSINESS
Ukraine, China to make giant plane ‘Mriya’
Ukraine and China have signed a deal over the production of the world’s largest and heaviest plane - the Antonov AN-225 Mriya.
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Gabon makes arrests in post-vote chaos
Gabon makes arrests in post-election chaos in the West African country.
POLITICS
‘Iran, Russia share views on JCPOA progress’
Tehran and Moscow want all relevant sides to fully honor their obligations under last July’s nuclear deal, Russia says.
POLITICS
Trump lays out tough immigration plan
US Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has vowed to show "no amnesty" for undocumented migrants living in the US.
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Australia warns against distrust of Muslims
The Australian prime minister warned about inciting fear of Muslims.
SYRIA
UN report on chemical raids in Syria ‘flawed’
The UN-led investigation into the use of chemical arms in Syria is based on 'false testimonies,' the Syrian envoy to the UN says.
ECONOMY
British Airways resumes direct flights to Iran
British Airways will within hours resume direct flights to Iran after a hiatus of four years.
IRAQ
Daesh flees Iraqi town ahead of army op
A state of despair reportedly prevails among Daesh ranks amid growing defections and a drop in monthly salaries.
FOREIGN POLICY
Brexit vote made UK ‘laughing stock’
Brexit’s main leaders do not represent Britain and have ruined the country’s image abroad, says Lib Dem leader.
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