KOREAS
N Koreans rally en masse in celebration
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un presides over a mass rally to mark the closure the ruling party congress.
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FOREIGN POLICY
US suspends Syria aid over Turkish fraud
The US suspends Syria aid over systematic corruption by Turkish companies.
TURKEY
Turkey frees suspect in Russia pilot killing
A Turkish prosecutor drops all charges against a militant suspected of killing a Russian pilot back in November 2015.
EU
‘Half of Europeans want EU exit vote’
A new poll shows that about half of Europeans want their own referendum on whether or not to stay in the European Union (EU).
DEFENSE
'Iran to drown US warships if threatened’
A commander of Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) says his forces would drown US Navy vessels should they pose any territorial danger to the country.
PALESTINE
Knesset to mull report on Gaza war fiasco
The Israeli parliament is about to hold a discussion on the failures of the Israeli army during the 50-day Gaza war in 2014.
GERMANY
1 killed, 3 injured in Germany knife attack
A man is killed and three others are injured in a stabbing attack by a man against passengers at a train station in southern Germany.
POLITICS
London mayor may enter US: Trump
Donald Trump says Sadiq Khan, London’s Muslim mayor, is an exception to his proposed ban on Muslims.
SOCIETY
'Yellow fever turning to global emergency'
Experts call on the World Health Organization to convene an emergency committee to tackle yellow fever outbreak.
FOREIGN POLICY
US mulling removal of Vietnam arms ban
Barack Obama is mulling removal of the decades-long US-imposed arms embargo against Vietnam.
BRAZIL
Brazil in chaos amid impeachment row
Clashes erupt between supporters and opponents of the Brazilian president amid a dispute in Congress over her impeachment.
YEMEN
Saudi base targeted in Yemen missile attack
Yemeni forces fire a ballistic missile at a Saudi military base in response to continued Saudi airstrikes despite a truce.
EU
Spain leftists in 'historic' alliance for polls
Two leftist Spanish rival political parties team up in a coalition for June elections.
IRAQ
Iraq retakes village on way to Mosul
Security forces in Iraq manage to liberate another village from the Takfiri terrorist group of Daesh.
INTERVIEWS
‘Obama is part of wicked global agenda’
“Improved race relations” in the US under Obama is a “distraction from the progression of the global psychopathic agenda,” an American writer says.
SOCIETY
NY subway gassed over bio-terror
The New York City has released an odorless gas into the subway to experiment an instance of a bio-terror attack.
MILITARY
UK drone pilots may face murder charges
British drone pilots, intelligence officers, and ministers could face murder charges if the government fails to clarify its policies on targeted killings, a parliamentary committee warns.
IRAQ
Top Daesh commander killed in Iraq: US
A top commander of the Daesh terrorist group is killed in Iraq, the Pentagon says.
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