POLITICS
Putin: No obstacles for Iran to join SCO
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) has failed to initiate the accession process for Iran.
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PERSIAN GULF
Bahraini regime forces attack protesters
Bahraini regime forces have attacked the supporters of top Shia cleric Sheikh Isa Qassim in the northwestern village of Diraz.
PALESTINE
Netanyahu jittery over ME Quartet report
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tries to soften the tone of a Middle East Quartet report critical of the Tel Aviv regime regime’s policies.
FOREIGN POLICY
Historic UK referendum on a knife-edge
Britain's EU referendum is proving too close to call, with Leave getting more votes than expected in early results.
TURKEY
Car bomb kills one, wounds 2 in Turkey
A civilian has been killed and two soldiers lightly wounded in a bomb attack against a gendarme outpost in southeastern Turkey.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Officer acquitted in Freddie Gray case
A US judge has acquitted a Baltimore police officer of all charges in the death of 25-year-old African-American detainee Freddie Gray in 2015.
POLITICS
Libertarian nominee hurting Trump: Poll
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are tied in North Carolina, while Libertarian presidential nominee Gary Johnson is hurting Trump in the swing state, a new poll shows.
SYRIA
Top militant commander slain in N Syria
Syrian army and allied forces have killed a senior commander of the Takfiri Ajnad al-Sham militant group in the northern province of Aleppo.
MILITARY
US may deploy more troops to Iraq
US military officials are preparing for more troops deployment in Iraq, a senior military commander says.
PALESTINE
Palestinians mourn teen killed by Israelis
A large funeral ceremony is held for a Palestinian teenager shot and killed by Israeli troops in the occupied West Bank.
PERSIAN GULF
Kuwait bars anti-Emir citizens from polls
Kuwait bars anyone convicted of insulting the emir from standing in national elections.
POLITICS
Global markets bet UK will remain in EU
The British Pound rose to a record level for 2016 as voters in the UK headed to polling stations on Thursday to vote if Britain should remain in the EU.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi defense chief due in France
The French embassy in Riyadh says Saudi prince bin Salman is to visit Paris next week to boost ties.
INTERVIEWS
‘British people fed up with government’
British people can no longer stand their government’s policies regarding terrorism and economic problems.
POLITICS
Ample grounds for Iran-Netherlands ties
The Iranian foreign minister says Iran and the Netherlands have grounds aplenty for enhanced cooperation.
EGYPT
Egypt urged to free satirical comedians
Human Rights Watch calls on Egypt to free four members of a satirical group.
SOCIETY
US faces ‘huge heroin epidemic’: UN
The United States is suffering from a “huge epidemic” of heroin addiction, according to the United Nations.
ECONOMY
BA delays its relaunch of flights to Iran
British Airways has announced that it has put back the resumption of its direct flight service to Iran – earlier scheduled for mid-July – to as late as September citing technical reasons.
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