SOCIETY
I don’t forgive him: Mateen’s father
The father of Omar Mateen, the Orlando nightclub shooter, says he is sorry for his son’s actions and will not forgive him.
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POLITICS
Brexit to ruin ‘West collective security’
Leaving the EU would not only hurt Britain but also undermine “the collective security of the West," says UK defense minister.
CHINA
China denies it harvests inmates’ organs
China has censured the US Congress for passing a resolution that supports the outlawed Falun Gong sect and alleges Beijing is engaged in illegal organ harvesting from prisoners.
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‘Reveal sources that stigmatized Saudi’
Saudi Arabia wants the UN to hand over the information of those who helped with blacklisting the monarchy as a child rights violator.
SOCIETY
‘Gun control part of homeland security’
US Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson says responsible homeland security entails passing meaningful gun control reforms.
POLITICS
Sanders locks horns with Dem leadership
US presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders calls for the replacement of the DNC's leadership, arguing she has worked in favor of his rival, Hillary Clinton.
TURKEY
Erdogan pens 1st letter to Putin since Nov.
The Turkish president sends a letter to his Russian counterpart on the occasion of Russia’s National Day in the first such contact since bilateral ties hit a low in November last year.
FOREIGN POLICY
‘Russia hackers steal Dems data on Trump’
Russian hackers attack the US DNC’s computer network and gain access to research on Donald Trump, American officials say while Moscow denies such a measure.
RUSSIA
Russia vows retaliation to NATO buildup
Moscow vows countermeasures against NATO’s plans to deploy four battalions close to Russian borders.
POLITICS
'Islam one of world’s great religions'
President Obama has strongly pushed back against criticism that he does not use the term “radical Islam.”
ENERGY
Iran’s oil production above 3.8m bpd
Iran’s Oil Minister Bijan Zangeneh says the country’s oil production has surpassed 3.8 million barrels per day (bpd).
IRAQ
Fallujah op. displaced 43k Iraqis: IOM
The IOM says over 430,000 people have been displaced since the beginning of the operation to liberate Iraq’s Fallujah from Daesh.
VENEZUELA
'Venezuela victim of bullying'
Venezuela's foreign minister says her country is the victim of 'international bullying.'
YEMEN
Iran medics slam Saudi 'blackmail of UN'
Iran’s Academy of Medical Sciences condemns the UN bowing to pressure by Saudi Arabia over the blacklisting.
INTERVIEWS
‘Congress won’t change US gun laws’
Even the deadliest mass shooting in US history is not likely to convince Congress to change the nation’s gun laws, says a peace activist.
POLITICS
UK papers urge readers to leave EU
Britain’s leading daily newspapers are urging their readers to vote to leave the EU in the June 23 referendum, academics have found.
POLITICS
‘Enemy seeks to stop Iran's progress’
Ayatollah Khamenei warns of enemy plots to hinder Iran’s progress.
IRAQ
Iraqis fleeing Fallujah lack water: MSF
Doctors Without Borders says thousands of Iraqi civilians fleeing Fallujah lack access to adequate water.
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