SOCIETY
Black man ‘mistakenly’ shot by US police
An African American man has been shot by US police in the state of Indiana, where he remains hospitalized to fight for his life.
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COLOMBIA
Colombia, FARC announce peace deal
The Colombian government and the FARC rebel group agree on a historic peace deal.
POLITICS
Iran backs LatAm independence: Zarif
Iran’s says it has always supported the stability and independence of Latin American countries.
SOCIETY
UK Muslim tells how he stood up for sisters
Muslim British Ali Dharas, who was recently forced off a plane along with his two scarf-wearing sisters, tell Press TV of his plight.
TURKEY
Erdogan: No democracy in Syria with Assad
Syria will never "reach democracy" under the leadership of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, says Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
FOREIGN POLICY
Obama marks Ukraine Independence Day
US President Barack Obama issues a statement to mark the 25th anniversary of Ukraine’s independence from the Soviet Union.
POLITICS
Iran offers condolences after Italy quake
Iran expresses condolences to the Italian government and nation over a deadly earthquake in the country’s central region.
FOREIGN POLICY
US lawmakers blast arms deal with Saudi
A group of US lawmakers are preparing a letter to Barack Obama, urging him to stop arms deals with Saudi Arabia.
POLITICS
22% of US voters oppose Trump, Clinton
A new opinion poll in the United States shows a growing number of Americans do not support neither US presidential nominees.
POLITICS
Farage to address Trump supporters
Nigel Farage is reportedly headed for Mississippi to join Donald Trump during a rally and school his supporters about Brexit.
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'Floods displace 100,000s in Ethiopia'
The United Nations says more than 600,000 people have been displaced in Ethiopia since March largely by floods.
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‘Ukraine must rely on own might’
Ukraine has to rely on its own military might in confrontation with Russia, President Poroshenko says.
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Drone attack kills 5 people in Yemen
A US drone strike kills five people claimed to be suspected al-Qaeda militants in southern Yemen.
PALESTINE
NGO slams Israel over chained striker
A rights group slams an Israeli court for refusing to order the unchaining of a Palestinian hunger striker.
POLITICS
US arms industry favors Clinton: Report
Hillary Clinton is enjoying more support from American arms producers, a new report shows.
AFGHANISTAN
Militants attack American University in Kabul
Militants launch an attack on the American University in Afghanistan's capital Kabul
IRAQ
Iraqi forces close in on Qayyarah
Iraqi forces close in on the center of the town of Qayyarah in the lead-up to a wider operation in the nearby city of Mosul.
FOREIGN POLICY
US denies complicity in failed Turkey coup
US had no prior knowledge of the attempted coup in Turkey, Biden says, in a bid to mend strained ties with the strategic ally.
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