TURKEY
Turkey adopts bill on stripping immunity
Turkish parliament approves a controversial bill to strip lawmakers of immunity from prosecution.
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ECONOMY
Iran auto industry to hit Algeria market
Iran and Algeria have inked a number of MoUs on the introduction of Iranian cars in the North African country.
BRAZIL
Brazilians protest new cabinet line-up
Brazilians hit the streets to protest against the cabinet line-up of acting President Michel Temer.
POLITICS
Clinton, Sanders split two primary votes
Hillary Clinton defeated Bernie Sanders in a tight battle Tuesday in Kentucky's Democratic primary, while Sanders won Oregon.
SOCIETY
Give Americans guns for no 'good reason'
US federal judge rules out the law requiring individuals to offer a "good reason" to carry a gun in the country’s capital, Washington.
SOCIETY
'Genetically modified foods are safe'
An exhaustive report shows that genetically engineered (GE) crops pose no danger to humans’ health.
FOREIGN POLICY
Trump willing to speak to N Korean leader
Presumptive US Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is open to talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un in a bid to halt Pyongyang's nuclear program.
INTERVIEWS
How Trump is promoting Takfirism
Donald Trump’s “openly” Islamophobic ideas equip Takfiri groups such as Daesh with means to promote their ideology.
SOCIETY
Complex life found 1 billion years earlier
A new study shows complex life emerged on the Earth 1.56 billion years ago, one billion years earlier than previously thought.
SOCIETY
Abortion highest in 2015 England, Wales
Official figures indicate that the number of abortions carried out in England and Wales in the year 2015 was the highest in five years.
SYRIA
Saudi Plan B to forcefully remove Assad
Saudi Arabia threatens to forcefully remove Syrian President Bashar al-Assad from power if political talks fail.
FOREIGN POLICY
GOP wants Rhodes out over Iran deal
GOP senators want President Obama to “dismiss” his top advisor over attempts to “mislead” Americans on Iran deal.
TURKEY
I’ll quit if Daesh trade proved: Turkey FM
Turkish FM Cavusoglu says he will resign if Moscow is capable of presenting evidence about Ankara's support for Daesh.
FOREIGN POLICY
9/11 victims can sue Saudi: US Senate
US Senate passes a legislation that would allow the victims of the 9/11 terror attacks to take legal action against Saudi Arabia despite opposition by the White House.
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Brawl breaks out in S Africa parliament
Opposition lawmaker get into fisticuffs with security after disrupting president Zuma's parliament speech.
POLITICS
Trump narrows gap with Clinton: Poll
Donald Trump has closed to within 3 percentage points of his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, according to a new poll.
SYRIA
Militant infighting kills 50 near Damascus
Over 50 militants die during a new wave of infighting between Takfiri groups east of the Syrian capital, Damascus.
INTERVIEWS
‘Main threat of nuclear war from US’
Noam Chomsky must reconsider his views about the threat of nuclear war between the US and Russia, a writer and retired professor says.
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