POLITICS
Obama scolds Trump over Khan remarks
Barack Obama says everybody in the US should respect families of slain soldiers.
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KOREAS
Japan maritime claims anger S Korea
Seoul urges Tokyo to retract its fresh maritime claims in the East Sea.
POLITICS
Corbyn calls for unity at massive rally
Jeremy Corbyn calls for unity during a campaign rally in Liverpool.
IRAQ
Violence killed 759 in Iraq in July: UN
The world body says acts of terrorism also left 1,207 people injured in Iraq in the same month.
INDIA
India floods death toll near 100
Monsoon rains take a heavy toll on residents and wildlife in three states.
ECONOMY
‘US allows S Korea euro trade with Iran’
South Korean companies will be able to carry out business with Iran in euros as early as next month.
CHINA
Beijing holds naval drill in E China Sea
Navy forces practice defensive and offensive skills in the East China Sea amid a maritime row with Japan.
NIGERIA
Nigerian forces deflect Boko Haram attack
Army forces and local fighters foil a terrorist attack in northeastern Nigeria.
SOCIETY
UK restaurant panned for immigration raid
Angry Britons are staging protests against burger chain Byron that is accused of involvement in a deportation scheme.
PALESTINE
Israeli settlers storm sacred site in Nablus
2 Palestinians are injured in clashes with Israeli military forces in the West Bank.
CHINA
Typhoon Nida paralyzes Hong Kong
Typhoon Nida makes landfall in China after battering Hong Kong with strong winds and heavy rains.
GERMANY
Terror attacks ‘impact Lufthansa profits’
German airline says recent terrorist attacks in Europe have adversely affected its business.
VENEZUELA
Venezuela signatures 'enough for recall'
Opposition gets a green light to proceed with efforts to remove President Maduro in a referendum.
INTERVIEWS
Why Jill Stein not a corporate candidate
The Green Party’s Jill Stein is not a corporate candidate because her party does not take money from large businesses, an analyst says.
PALESTINE
Palestinian hunger striker escalates protest
Bilal Kayed is refusing to undergo medical examination.
GERMANY
Turkey ‘five steps away’ from visa waivers
The German foreign minister says Turkey has not yet fulfilled all EU conditions for visa liberalization.
ENERGY
Italy’s Saras settles part of Iran debt
Italian oil refiner Saras says it has partially repaid Iran for crude oil purchases made under sanctions.
MILITARY
US military condemns Turkish coup attempt
Marine General Joseph Dunford is in Turkey, seeking to ease tensions between Washington and Ankara.
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