VENEZUELA
Venezuelans enter Colombia for food
Tens of thousands of Venezuelans cross into Colombia to buy food and medicine.
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Gunmen seize police HQs in Armenia
Unknown gunmen have reportedly seized a police headquarters in the Armenian capital, Yerevan, taking an unknown number of people hostage.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahrain dissolves main opposition group
A court in Bahrain dissolves the main Shia opposition group the al-Wefaq National Islamic Society, almost a month after its activities were suspended.
POLITICS
‘No Brexit referendum, general election’
A poll shows that British people do not want a general election and a second referendum on Brexit.
TURKEY
‘Turkey detains coup plotters at US base’
Media reports say a number of officers accused of having a hand in the failed Turkish military coup were detained at a military base used by the US.
TURKEY
Turkey turmoil: Foreign plot or staged coup
Some of the soldiers detained in Turkey have reportedly told interrogators they were not aware they were part of a coup attempt.
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Japan halts reactor for checks after quake
A nuclear power plant is halted for checks after an earthquake hit the country's east.
YEMEN
Yemen warring sides resume peace talks
The UN-mediated negotiations between Yemen’s warring sides resume in Kuwait City after a 15-day suspension.
FRANCE
France calls up 12,000 reserves after attack
The French government asks young people to help boost security by joining the special “operational reserve” following a terrorist attack in the city of Nice.
PERSIAN GULF
‘Sheikh Qassim to stand trial in August’
Bahraini cleric Sheikh Issa Qassim, who recently had his nationality revoked, will reportedly face trial next month for alleged corruption charges.
SOCIETY
20 arrested during fresh protests in US
Americans have again taken to the streets to protest police brutality against African Americans, with at least 20 protesters being arrested.
TURKEY
Thousands celebrate end of coup in Turkey
Turkish citizens take to the streets of Istanbul to celebrate a failed military coup against the government.
EGYPT
UN statement too much to take for Egypt
Egypt, whose president came to power following a 2013 coup, blocks a UN Security Council statement that called for respecting the democratically-elected Turkish government.
FOREIGN POLICY
US warns of terror threats in Turkey
The US State Department warns citizens against travel to Turkey, citing “increased threats from terrorist groups” throughout the country.
SOCIETY
14 teens injured at California party shooting
Fourteen US teenager are injured when three others open fire at a party with more than 100 attendees in California.
SYRIA
Syrian forces retake key town in Latakia
Syrian government forces retake a major city in the country’s western Latakia province from the clutches of Takfiri militants.
INTERVIEWS
US-Russia consensus on Syria ‘unlikely’
As US and Russian top diplomats speak of steps the two countries are taking to end the conflict in Syria, an analyst tells Press TV that a common ground between the two countries is “unlikely.”
ECONOMY
UK consults Canada on post-Brexit trade
The UK seeks the advice of Canada to formulate a trade agreement with the EU after the Brexit vote.
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