YEMEN
Yemen warring sides begin talks
Yemenis begin direct talks for the first time since negotiations started in Kuwait 10 days ago.
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ECONOMY
Korean pres., biggest trade team woo Iran
South Korea’s president heads to Iran on Sunday in a landmark visit targeting billions of dollars of economic and energy deals.
ECONOMY
Amazon to suspend Iranian accounts
US electronic commerce company Amazon says it will suspend the accounts of several Iranians who shopped on its website.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahrain opposition figure freed from jail
The secretary general of Bahrain’s Islamic Action Society is released from jail.
GERMANY
Germany mulls more NATO support
Germany says it is mulling the potential deployment of troops in Lithuania as means of reinforcing the US-led military alliance of NATO’s eastern front.
POLITICS
Europe inaction boosted terror: Rouhani
Iran’s president says Europe’s failure to deal with terrorists on time led to the spread of terror threats.
POLITICS
Furious protests erupt at Trump rally
Furious protests erupt in the US State of California against the presence of Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump.
SOCIETY
'Daesh to retaliate Western fire'
A member of the Daesh terror group says ISIL will hit back at the West over its airstrikes.
TURKEY
Ankara jets bomb PKK in Turkey, Iraq
Turkish warplanes attack PKK targets in southeastern Turkey and northern Iraq.
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24 missing after Guatemala trash slide
Two dozen people are still unaccounted for after the collapse a massive garbage pile at the city dumb in the Guatemalan city dump.
IRAQ
23 Shia pilgrims killed in Iraq bombing
Nearly two dozen Shia Muslim pilgrims are killed in a car bomb attack in the south of the Iraqi capital.
FOREIGN POLICY
US talks missiles amid N Korea backlash
The US says talks to install a new missile system in South Korea would continue despite calls by China and Russia for the US to pull back.
IRAQ
Iraqi forces recapture western regions
Iraqi security forces retake two regions in the western province of Anbar from Takfiri Daesh terrorists.
ENERGY
Europe refiners step up Iran oil imports
Two more European refiners have booked oil cargoes from Iran since sanctions were lifted Tehran which is ramping up production to regain market share.
ARGENTINA
Argentinians protest govt. cuts, lay-offs
Thousands of Argentinians protest the government-imposed cuts to spending and public sector jobs.
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Finland advised not to join NATO
A report commissioned by the Finnish government strongly advises against the country’s membership in NATO.
SOCIETY
Most US women face discrimination: Poll
A majority of women in the US have personally experienced discrimination based on their gender, according to a new poll.
RUSSIA
‘NATO inching closer to Russia borders’
The Russian foreign minister says NATO is moving closer to Russia’s borders, not the other way round.
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