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UN to probe Burundi 'rights violations'
The UN is sending investigators to Burundi to probe rights abuse claims.
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SYRIA
Ban says Syria truce largely holding
The UN chief says the ceasefire in Syria is largely holding despite some incidents.
POLITICS
Vote counting ends in Iran
The Iranian interior minister says the turnout in twin elections was 62 percent nationwide.
YEMEN
Blast hits Yemen’s Aden
A deadly explosion hits the southern port of Aden in Yemen, killing two people.
FOREIGN POLICY
'Brexit to cause decade of uncertainty'
British civil servants have warned that leaving the European Union would cause a decade of uncertainty.
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‘No automatic extension of Russia bans’
The economic sanctions against Russia will not be extended automatically, the Hungarian premier says.
ENERGY
Iran official: Saudi freeze ‘a small step’
A senior Iranian official says a Saudi and Russian initiative to tackle the oil supply glut is “a small step in the right direction.”
SYRIA
Army retakes key road in north Syria
Syrian army retakes control of a strategic road in the northern province of Aleppo from Daesh.
YEMEN
UN chief slams Saudi raids in Yemen
UN Chief Ban Ki-moon has condemned Saudi Arabia for defying calls to halt airstrikes on Yemen.
EGYPT
Militants kill five Egypt policemen
Takfiri militants shoot and kill five Egyptian police officers in two separate surprise attacks.
POLITICS
Iran condemns Iraq terrorist attacks
Iran strongly condemns the recent deadly terrorist attacks in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.
DEFENSE
Iran unveils five defense achievements
Iran unveils five new domestically-built pieces of defense equipment.
SOCIETY
US pastor killed during church service
An Ohio pastor has been shot and killed at his own church during service.
BUSINESS
'Arab states face big deficit, debt crunch'
Arab states in the Persian Gulf are facing a massive account deficit and a hard time to refinance $94 billion of debt in the next two years, HSBC says.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahrainis slam Al Khalifah at rally
People in Bahrain have held an anti-regime demonstration on the outskirts of the capital Manama.
PALESTINE
'Cancer patients suffer in Israel jails'
Some 22 Palestinian inmates with different types of cancer are suffering from medical negligence in Israeli jails, a group says.
SOCIETY
US rally urges boycott of Oscars
Protesters in a California rally slam Academy Awards over ‘discrimination.’
YEMEN
‘Saudi has ruined Yemen infrastructure’
A human rights group says Yemen’s infrastructure has been largely destroyed in Saudi Arabia’s 11-month aggression against the country.
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