INTERVIEWS
‘US arms sales facilitate Saudi war crimes’
An academic says Washington's weapons sales do not contribute to US national security, but only embolden Saudi Arabia to commit more crimes.
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SOCIETY
Half of UK women 'sexually harassed'
More than half of British women say they have been sexually harassed at work, according to a survey.
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Yemen airports close amid Saudi raids
Flights are suspended, halting medical and food supplies to millions of people across Yemen.
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Philippine leader threatens ‘martial law’
President Duterte warns the judiciary against blocking his anti-crime campaign.
IRAQ
Refugee influx ahead of Mosul battle
Refugee camps in Iraq's Kurdistan region are preparing for a high flow of displaced people from the city of Mosul.
ENERGY
Indonesia, Iran mull $8.4 billion refinery
Indonesia says it will make a decision on jointly building an oil refinery with Iran amid rising consumption in the Southeast Asian country.
BRAZIL
Rousseff one step away from impeachement
Brazil's Senate votes to hold impeachment trial for suspended president Dilma Rousseff.
PALESTINE
Israeli doctors to go on 24-hour strike
Israeli doctors plan to stage a strike at public hospitals in protest at a bill proposing restrictions on them despite some compromise by the regime.
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Shocking revelation: Australia refugee abuse
A cache of 2,000 leaked reports reveals systematic child abuse at an Australian detention center.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US report slams Baltimore police force
Baltimore police have routinely violated the constitutional rights of African Americans, according to a US Justice Department investigation.
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Anger overflows in Argentina over economy
Workers march in central Buenos Aires against high prices and low wages.
SOCIETY
Black man killed by US police 'not suspect'
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department admits that a man killed by a deputy last month was not a carjacking suspect.
INTERVIEWS
Why US nuked Japanese cities in 1945
The US nuked Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 to demonstrate to the world that it must obey the Empire’s demands in the future, an American journalist says.
SOCIETY
Ex-priest admits 27 counts of sex abuse
A former Catholic priest in the UK pleads guilty to over two dozen counts of sexual assault against children.
POLITICS
Trump's 'assassination threat' against Clinton
Donald Trump is criticized over comments some people interpreted as a threat of violence against Hillary Clinton.
POLITICS
Make the killing stop in Yemen: Iran
Iran calls on the UN to adopt measures aimed at halting Saudi Arabia’s killing of women and children in Yemen.
POLITICS
Trump will make world ‘more dangerous’
Donald Trump, if elected president, will make the world "more dangerous", US Republican Senator Susan Collins says.
IRAQ
Iraq drops parliament speaker case
Iraq’s Supreme Judicial Council has dropped a financial corruption case against Parliament Speaker Salim al-Jabouri.
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