MILITARY
Pentagon spy drones flown over US: Report
The Pentagon has deployed drones several times to spy over US soil for non-military missions over the past decade, according to a new report.
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'Identities of 22,000 Daesh recruits leaked'
A report shows that Daesh terrorist group has recruited some 22,000 militants from 51 countries.
DEFENSE
'Iran missile program target of sabotage'
A senior Iranian commander says the enemies are seeking to sabotage the country’s missile program.
ECONOMY
UK regulators propose energy price cap
Low-income households in Britain likely to benefit from a watchdog's report into the energy sector.
EU
UN slams EU-Turkey refugees draft deal
UN rights chief says the deal on refugees between the EU and Turkey could lead to 'illegal' collective expulsion of refugees.
POLITICS
Leader: Mideast wars totally political
Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei says the ongoing wars in the Middle East are “totally rooted in political motivations.”
CHINA
China warns Japan over territorial dispute
China accuses Japan of meddling in the disputed South China Sea after it signed a military deal with Manila.
SOCIETY
Scuffles erupt at Trump rally in N Carolina
Protesters disrupt a rally in North Carolina for US presidential hopeful Donald Trump.
ENERGY
General Electric plotting Iran oil strategy
General Electric has announced that it is plotting a strategy for its oil and gas business in Iran.
IRAQ
UN meeting warns of Iraq dam disaster
A meeting has been held at the United Nations to discuss the possible collapse of Iraq’s largest dam.
ECONOMY
British Airways to resume flights to Iran
British Airways is expected to resume flights to Iran from July after a hiatus of 6 years.
BRAZIL
Brazil's ex-leader charged in graft probe
Brazilian prosecutors file charges against the country’s ex-president in a money laundering investigation.
EU
Poland in crisis as govt. reforms nixed
Poland’s top court rejects a set of government reforms, sparking a row with the government
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Iran: Missile tests don’t violate JCPOA
Iran says its launch of ballistic missiles does not violate the JCPOA and Security Council Resolution 2231.
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Suu Kyi’s ex-driver named for president
Aung San Suu Kyi’s party nominates her former driver for the post of president.
ECONOMY
China’s EXIM bank to fund Iran projects
China's EXIM bank has sealed a deal with Iran's Bank Tejarat to provide funds for Iran's petrochemical and telecommunication projects as well as those in other sectors.
KOREAS
N Korea fires missiles amid US drills
North Korea reportedly fires short-range missiles into the sea amid the ongoing Seoul-Washington war games.
POLITICS
Islam hates West: Trump
The US Republican presidential frontrunner believes Islam hates the West.
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