KOREAS
N Korea has reopened plutonium site: IAEA
The IAEA says there are “indications” that North Korea has restarted producing plutonium from spent reactor fuel at a major nuclear facility near the country’s capital.
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POLITICS
Obama set to endorse Clinton: Sources
US President Barack Obama is set to endorse his old rival and aide, Hillary Clinton, various US media outlets say, citing sources.
INTERVIEWS
'A vote for Clinton is a vote for WW3’
An American political analyst says a vote for Hillary Clinton is a vote for war, a vote for the Third World War.
ECONOMY
Jump in foreign investments in Iran’s OTC
Figures show there has been a major rise in foreign investments in Iran’s over-the-counter (OTC) market or Fara Bourse.
POLITICS
Muslim judge might be biased: Trump
Donald Trump says a Muslim judge might be biased against him like Judge Curiel who has Mexican heritage.
FRANCE
1,850 refugees moved from Paris camp
French authorities move 1,850 refugees from a camp in the north of the country’s capital, Paris.
RUSSIA
Russia blasts NATO drills in Poland
Russia expresses serious concern over NATO's biggest ever military exercises in Poland.
SYRIA
Syria picks first female parliament speaker
A woman has for the first time been chosen as parliament speaker in Syria.
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Kiev nabs man plotting Euro 2016 attacks
Ukraine's intelligence agency arrests a Frenchman for allegedly planning terror attacks before and during Euro 2016.
INTERVIEWS
‘Saudi reform plan, extra step of austerity’
An analyst says the Saudi reform plan is just an extra step of austerity and economic limitations on the population.
ECONOMY
Iran Air eyeing ‘historic’ deal with Boeing
Iran Air CEO Farhad Parvaresh says his company is negotiating over a plane purchase deal with Boeing which could be as big as the same signed with Airbus.
GERMANY
Berlin slams Erdogan's genocide comments
Berlin hits back at Turkey's president over his comments about German lawmakers recognizing the Armenian 'genocide.'
AFGHANISTAN
Taliban ambush kills seven Afghans
A Taliban ambush kills at least seven people in Afghanistan's Sar-i-Pul province.
ECONOMY
Russian loans for Iran coming ‘in 2 weeks’
Russia's Deputy Finance Minister Sergey Storchak says Moscow is preparing to provide Iran with two loans worth a total of €2.5 billion within the next two weeks.
POLITICS
Farage censured for refugee sex attacks
The UKIP leader is slammed for suggesting women could be at risk of refugee sex attacks if Britain remains in the EU.
FOREIGN POLICY
I don't mind surgical strikes: Trump
Presumptive US Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has reversed his position on American intervention in Libya.
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NATO begins major drills in Poland
NATO begins its bi-annual military drills in Poland in a show of might to Russia.
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Two dead in clashes with police in Kenya
Two protesters are killed in Kenya during clashes with police over the dissolution of the country’s electoral commission.
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