ENERGY
Iran says oil exports rose by 30%
Iran's Oil Minister Bijan Zangeneh says the country's oil exports over the past month have increased by 30 percent.
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PALESTINE
Funeral held for Palestinian youth
Palestinians hold a funeral for a young man who was fatally shot by Israeli forces near Ramallah.
SYRIA
Four journalists wounded in NW Syria
Four foreign journalists are injured along the Syria-Turkey border as a result of artillery fire.
KOREAS
UN delays North Korea sanctions vote
The UN Security Council postpones a vote on imposing new sanctions against North Korea.
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Landmine blast kills 3 Ukraine soldiers
Three soldiers have been killed and two others wounded when their car hit a landmine in eastern Ukraine.
POLITICS
US primary voters head to polls
US voters are heading to the polls across 11 states, casting ballots in a day-long contest known as Super Tuesday.
EGYPT
Man, teenage son killed in Egypt’s Sinai
An Egyptian man has been beheaded and his teenage son shot dead in Egypt’s troubled Sinai Peninsula.
POLITICS
Iran slams hypocrisy in human rights
Iran’s human rights chief censures the hypocritical approach pursued by the self-styled advocates of human rights in the world.
DEFENSE
Iran Navy flotilla docks at Tanzania port
An Iranian Navy fleet docks at Tanzania’s Port city of Dar es Salaam as part of a training journey.
FRANCE
Hate speech on rise in France: CoE
The Council of Europe voices concern about the high level of hate speech and racism-triggered violence in France.
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Central Africa faces ‘dire’ food shortage
UN agencies say the food situation in Central Africa is 'dire' and funds are needed to tackle the food crisis.
SYRIA
‘Syria talks to resume on March 9’
The UN envoy says the next round of Syria peace talks will begin on March 9.
POLITICS
UK’s new snooping law sparks outrage
Privacy campaigners have blasted a new law tightening surveillance in the UK.
TURKEY
Turkey closes Gulen-linked media outlets
Turkey shuts down media businesses seized from a conglomerate linked to Gulen.
BUSINESS
Glencore posts $5bn loss for 2015
The Swiss mining and commodities giant Glencore has posted a loss of around $5 billion for 2015 which is believed to have resulted from the plunging prices for metals and oil.
HUMAN RIGHTS
FBI, Apple to testify in Congress
The FBI and US tech giant Apple will testify at a congressional panel on Tuesday to settle battle over iPhone encryption.
POLITICS
Iran optimistic on Syria developments
A senior Iranian diplomat says Syria developments are moving on the right track.
SPORTS
Iran 3rd in Asia cross country tourney
Iran stands on the bronze podium at the end of the 13th edition of Asian Cross Country Championships in Bahrain.
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