ECONOMY
Japan to supply Iran with medical devices
Japan's media say the country is set to deliver medical supplies worth 1.2 billion yen ($10.5 million) to Iran as per a grant aid agreement with Tehran.
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ECONOMY
US fears obstructing trade with Iran - UK
UK's trade envoy to Iran Lord Norman Lamont says fears from US punitive actions is preventing the expansion of trade with Iran.
MILITARY
US to send troops to Iraq frontlines
US military commanders in Iraq plan to move US troops closer to frontlines as Iraqi forces prepare to retake Mosul from Daesh terrorists.
INTERVIEWS
‘Obama glossing over his role in Libya’
An analyst says by blaming France and the UK, Barack Obama is trying to gloss over his role in Libya’s destruction.
PALESTINE
Palestinians slap Israel with lawsuit
A group of Palestinians file a $34.5-billion lawsuit against pro-Israel individuals and corporations over the regime’s illegal settlements.
POLITICS
Trump rally cancelled by violent chaos
US Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump's event was interrupted by violence in Chicago on Friday.
GERMANY
Refugee saves German plane crash victims
An Iraqi refugee in western Germany has saved victims of a plane crash from the burning wreckage.
PALESTINE
Israel strikes on Gaza leave child dead
A Palestinian child has been killed and his siblings injured in Israeli airstrikes against the Gaza Strip.
KOREAS
THAAD menaces global strategic stability
Russia and China warn against a possible deployment of a US missile system in the volatile Korean Peninsula.
FOREIGN POLICY
US asks UNSC to meet on Iran missiles
The US has asked the UN Security Council to discuss Iran’s recent ballistic missile tests, claiming they pose a threat to Israel.
FOREIGN POLICY
Kerry urges end to Syria, Yemen’s crises
US Secretary of State John Kerry called for an end to the conflicts in Syria and Yemen during talks with top Saudi Arabian officials on Friday.
RUSSIA
US nixes requests on Putin aide’s death
Russia says the US has not yet provided it with information about a probe into last year’s death of an ex-aide to President Putin.
MILITARY
US military turned into family business
A Pentagon report shows that 4 of 5 recent recruits have had a close relative in uniform.
TURKEY
Erdogan threatens high court existence
The Turkish president warns the Constitutional Court over the recently freed journalists.
POLITICS
Ex-OK senator sentenced to 37 months
Former Oklahoma State Senator Rick Brinkley was sentenced Friday to 37 months for fraud and tax evasion.
INTERVIEWS
US court ruling against Iran 'bizarre’
A US court ruling against Iran over the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks is “bizarre” and “outrageous,” a scholar says.
FOREIGN POLICY
US ambassador denies rift with UK
The US ambassador to the UK insists the 'special relationship' between Washington and London was still special.
TURKEY
Police clash with protesters in Istanbul
A demonstration on the anniversary of a slain Turkish teenager sparks clashes in Istanbul.
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