PALESTINE
Palestinians march ahead of Nakba Day
Thousands of Palestinians march to demand the right to return for refugees ahead of Nakba Day (the Day of Catastrophe).
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INTERVIEWS
‘Police use brutal tactics against blacks’
Police departments across the US are applying brutal tactics against African-Americans, a political scientist says.
SYRIA
Israel kills Hezbollah military cmdr.
An Israeli strike on the Syrian capital, Damascus, claims the life of a military commander of the Lebanese Hezbollah resistance movement.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Gun used to kill Martin goes on sale
The gun used to kill unarmed black teenager Trayvon Martin in 2012 in the United States has gone on sale.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahrainis hold fresh anti-regime rallies
Bahraini protesters stage fresh anti-regime protests in the tiny Persian Gulf kingdom.
RUSSIA
'US missiles violate nuclear treaty'
Russia says a US missile battery in Romania violates the terms of a Russo-American treaty, which bans the development of intermediate-range nuclear-capable missiles.
ECONOMY
‘Brexit vote could spark UK recession’
The Bank of England has warned that Britain could slide into recession in the event of a vote to leave the EU in next month’s referendum.
TURKEY
PKK bombing goes wrong, kills 4 militants
Bombs being handled by suspected PKK militants accidentally go off in southeastern Turkey, killing four of the militants and wounding 17 civilians.
IRAQ
Daesh bomb attacks kill 17 Iraqi soldiers
At least 17 Iraqi soldiers lose their lives when Takfiri Daesh terrorists carried out truck bomb attacks in Iraq's western province of Anbar.
BRAZIL
Acting Brazil pres. to shake up cabinet
Brazil’s acting president is reportedly to overhaul the cabinet of the country’s suspended head of state, Dilma Rousseff.
POLITICS
‘Clinton likely to end presidential race’
Former US House Speaker John Boehner says it is very likely that Hillary Clinton will withdraw from the presidential race due to her email scandal and Joe Biden jump in.
TURKEY
Syrian kids sexually abused in Turkey
Thirty Syrian boys have been sexually abused for months at a refugee camp in southeastern Turkey.
INTERVIEWS
‘Israeli Mossad planned 9/11 attacks’
The recent media frenzy over Saudi Arabia’s role is a “diversion” by Israeli Mossad to dodge attention as the real perpetrators, an analyst says.
FRANCE
French PM survives no-confidence vote
The French premier survives a parliament no-confidence vote over a contested labor law.
ECONOMY
US middle class shrinking in cities: Study
A widening US wealth gap is moving more American households into either higher- or lower-income groups in major cities.
BUSINESS
Middle class shrinks in 9 of 10 US cities
A new study shows the middle class in the US is shrinking.
IRAQ
Daesh raids target Iraq unity: Hezbollah
Lebanon’s Hezbollah condemns deadly Daesh bomb attacks that killed over 90 lives across the Iraqi capital.
ECONOMY
‘Iran investments still below expectations’
New indications show global investments have not increased to the extent Iran expected after the removal of the sanctions.
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