SAUDI ARABIA
Saudis ‘still reviewing’ 2015 Hajj tragedy
Saudi Arabia says the deadly human crush during last year’s Hajj rituals in Mina is ‘still under review.’
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Japanese son left in forest forgives dad
The seven-year-old Japanese boy who was left six nights at a forest after his parents as punishment has forgiven his father.
SYRIA
Syria forces advance toward Daesh HQs
Syrian forces are closing in on the headquarters of the Takfiri Daesh terrorist group in Syria, with aerial cover by Russia.
PALESTINE
‘Israelis executed 2nd injured Palestinian’
A leading Israeli rights group says it has evidence that Israeli soldiers also shot dead a second wounded Palestinian in an incident in al-Khalil (Hebron).
TURKEY
Bomb blast kills at least 11 in Istanbul
A bomb blast has rocked the central Istanbul district of Vezneciler near a bus stop, killing at least 11 people.
POLITICS
Clinton clinches Dem nomination: Report
Hillary Clinton now has enough delegates for presidential nomination.
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‘Israel behind serial killings in Bangladesh’
Bangladesh accuses Israel of having links to the recent murders of secular intellectuals and religious minorities in the south Asian country.
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Daesh-linked militants retake Niger town
The Takfiri Boko Haram militant group reportedly recaptures the town of Bosso in southeastern Niger.
YEMEN
Houthi: Yemenis steadfast in fighting Saudi
The leader of Yemen’s Ansarullah movement slams the Saudi-backed negotiating team in the Kuwait peace talks for being “insincere.”
POLITICS
Donald Trump ‘clearly’ a racist
Libertarian Party presidential nominee Gary Johnson says Donald Trump is “clearly” a racist.
POLITICS
Iran urges Muslims to counter extremism
Iran’s President Rouhani urges the leaders of Muslim countries to take the lead in creating a world free of violence and extremism.
SOCIETY
Brexit backers slightly lagging behind
Forty-eight percent of British people support remaining in the European Union compared to 47 percent of voters who back Brexit, a new poll shows.
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How Daesh defectors return to Europe
Western Daesh militants in Syria and Iraq are seeking their countries’ help in securing their return to their motherlands, a report says.
SYRIA
Without support, FSA will be ‘overrun’
Anti-government forces in Syria are dependent upon the West to "survive" in the war-ravaged country.
SYRIA
Russia vows air support in Syria's Aleppo
Russia vows active air support for Syrian ground troops around Aleppo following fierce clashes with terrorists.
MILITARY
US getting the job done on ISIL: Official
A United States top military official is claiming gains in the campaign against Daesh (ISIL) terrorists, saying 16 targets have been hit in Iraq and Syria.
POLITICS
NATO chief warns against Brexit
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg warns against Brexit, saying it could lead to instability.
TURKEY
Erdogan’s ‘sincere’ take on career women
Women who trade their maternal role for financial independence are half-persons, says Turkish President Erdogan.
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