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Two US F/A-18 jets crash after ‘mishap’
Two US Navy F/A-18 fighter jets have crashed in the Atlantic Ocean, leaving four aviators injured.
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POLITICS
Anti-Trump protesters rally in Fresno
Hundreds of protesters rallied in Fresno, California where Donald Trump delivered a speech on Friday.
INTERVIEWS
‘Obama peace means escalation of war’
US President Barack Obama’s declaration of peace actually means an escalation of war, an American writer says.
ECONOMY
US economy grows, but still weak
The US economy grew slightly faster in the first quarter of 2016 than originally thought but the overall growth was still anemic.
NIGERIA
Gunmen attack Nigerian oil, gas pipelines
Militants from the Niger Delta Avengers (NDA) attack Nigeria's oil and gas pipelines in Delta State.
PALESTINE
Israel to raze more Palestinian homes
Israel is set to demolish more homes belonging to Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.
SYRIA
Syria rejects reports on new constitution
Syria dismisses as “untrue” media reports claiming that Russia has drafted a new constitution for the conflict-ridden country.
ECONOMY
Brexit a risk to global economic growth
Britain’s exit from the EU would be a major risk to global economic growth, according to a G7 statement.
PALESTINE
Israel issues 729 new detention orders
The Israeli regime has issued 729 new administrative detention orders against Palestinians so far in 2016.
BUSINESS
Germany hints at removal of Russia bans
German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier says the sanctions against Russia could be lifted through a “step by step” process.
FRANCE
'French fuel depot still on strike'
One French fuel depot still remains out of operation because of a strike, although blockades of other depots manned by union activists have been cleared.
BUSINESS
Major drop seen in Turkey tourist arrivals
Figures show security concerns and tensions with Russia have led to a drop of almost 28 percent in arrivals by foreign tourists to the country – the biggest drop in around 17 years.
INTERVIEWS
Climate change irreversible now: Scientist
An American climate scientist says anybody in the position of influence including the US president cannot do anything about global warming now because it is “irreversible” at this point.
SOCIETY
Iran, UNEP sign joint plan of action
Iran and the United Nations Environment Program sign a joint plan of action.
EU
Greece refugee camp conditions worry UN
The UNHCR is “seriously concerned” about conditions at camps where refugees were recently evacuated in Greece.
INTERVIEWS
‘More unrest in US over failed policies’
US foreign and economic policies have led to unrest among Americans under pressure from low wages, a former US Senate candidate says.
IRAQ
Iraqis protest to demand reforms
Hundreds of Iraqis take to the streets of the capital, Baghdad, demanding reforms.
FOREIGN POLICY
Obama calls for world free of nukes
Obama calls for a world without nuclear weapons during a visit to the US-nuked Japanese city.
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