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Jordanian king dissolves parliament
Jordan’s King Abdullah has dissolved parliament in a royal decree to pave the way for the formation of a new government.
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SAUDI ARABIA
Selfies with cats prohibited: Saudi cleric
Saudi senior cleric has banned taking selfies with cats, a bizarre ruling based on Saudi Wahhabism.
SOCIETY
US basketball star shot dead
NBA player Bryce Dejean-Jones was fatally shot after he broke into an apartment in Dallas on Saturday.
VENEZUELA
Venezuela govt., opposition hold crisis talks
Officials from Venezuela’s government and opposition meet separately with a group of former world leaders on the crisis in the country.
YEMEN
'Westerner arrested among Daesh in Yemen’
Seven suspected members of the Takfiri Daesh group, including a Westerner, have been captured in an offensive in Yemen's port city of Aden.
POLITICS
Livingstone fired over Hitler remarks
The former mayor of London, Ken Livingstone, is fired from his radio show for saying Hitler supported Zionism.
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Niger: 12 Daesh-linked terrorists killed
The Nigerien military says it has killed at least 12 terrorists belonging to the Boko Harm Takfiri group near the border with Nigeria.
SPORTS
Iran edges past Canada in Rio qualifier
Iran volleyball team defeats Canada 3-2 at the Men’s World Olympic Qualification Tournament.
PALESTINE
‘Israel, Arab allies plan Abbas ouster’
The Israeli regime and some of its Arab allies are planning to remove Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas from power, a report says.
EU
Anti-Austerity rallies hit Italy, Spain
Thousands take to the streets in Italy and Spain in protest at the austerity measures taken by their governments.
SOCIETY
New York rally for slain Akai Gurley
New Yorkers rally to protest a court decision to acquit a police officer accused of killing unarmed black man Akai Gurley.
PALESTINE
Arab League: Israel a den of 'fascism'
Arab League's Nabil el-Araby slams Israel as a bastion of “fascism and racial discrimination.”
POLITICS
Larijani voted Iran’s new parliament speaker
Lawmakers have voted Ali Larijani as the temporary speaker of Iran’s new parliament following February elections.
NIGERIA
Shell, Agip pipelines blown up in Nigeria
Militants from the Niger Delta Avengers blow up more gas and crude pipelines in Nigeria.
POLITICS
Blair won’t be accused in Iraq War inquiry
Tony Blair will not be accused of breaking laws in the upcoming Iraq War inquiry, according to a report.
POLITICS
‘Clinton shouldn't pick Wall Street VP’
Bernie Sanders has urged Hillary Clinton not to pick her potential vice presidential candidate from Wall Street.
SOCIETY
US court gives Vietnamese 40 yrs in prison
A US federal court gives a Vietnamese person 40 years in prison for attempting to commit a bombing attack in London in 2011.
MILITARY
UK sells $4.4bn of arms to brutal regimes
The UK is selling record amounts of arms to the world's most repressive regimes.
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