FOREIGN POLICY
US accuses Iran of hacking banks, dam
The US government has charged several Iranian hackers with coordinating a campaign of cyber attacks.
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EU
UN concerned over EU-Turkey deal
The UN rights chief voices concern over a deal between Turkey and the EU on curbing the flow of refugees.
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‘Ex-Serb leader behind Sarajevo carnage’
UN judges rule that former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic is guilty of genocide and nine other war crimes charges during the Bosnia war in 1990s.
FOREIGN POLICY
UK denies holding Assange arbitrarily
Britain says the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention should reconsider its ruling on Julian Assange.
EU
Belgium ministers offer to quit
Belgium's interior and justice ministers offer to resign over recent deadly bombings in Brussels.
POLITICS
'Iran to keep boosting missile might'
Iran says it will continue to boost its missile might despite new US sanctions.
SPORTS
Football legend Johan Cruyff dies at 68
The legendary Dutch footballer was fighting lung cancer.
SUDAN
'Sudan gags female activists with rape'
HRW says Sudanese security forces use sexual violence and intimidation to silence female rights campaigners.
IRAQ
Iraq kills 35 Daesh militants in Kirkuk
Iraqi air strikes kill 35 Daesh militants in embattled province of Kirkuk.
FOREIGN POLICY
Kerry: Partial truce in Syria beneficial
US Secretary of State John Kerry says a partial truce in Syria has produced a fragile but beneficial reduction in violence.
RUSSIA
Russia raps US Gitmo military presence
Russia censures continued US military presence in Guantanamo.
RUSSIA
Russia urges end to ‘horror stories’
A top Russian defense official says Russia does not want war and horror stories against it should come to an end.
LEBANON
Blast kills Lebanese soldier in Arsal
A Lebanese soldier is killed in a bomb explosion that hit an area in the northeastern town of Arsal.
TURKEY
Daesh oil flow to Turkey goes on: Russia
Lavrov says the flow of oil smuggled by Daesh across the Syrian-Turkish border is continuing.
SYRIA
Syrian forces enter Palmyra: TV
The Syrian national television says government forces have entered the ancient city of Palmyra held by Daesh terrorists.
COLOMBIA
Colombia, FARC miss peace deadline
The Colombian government and FARC rebels miss a deadline for reaching a peace deal to end the long conflict.
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New Zealand voters keep Union Jack
New Zealanders vote in favor of keeping the existing flag, officials say.
FOREIGN POLICY
Trump says may nuke Daesh
US Republican frontrunner Trump hints at the use of nukes against ISIL.
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