POLITICS
UK to advance anti-BDS legislation
Britain is advancing legislation that would allow the government to prosecute BDS-supporting public institutions.
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POLITICS
‘Saudi using EU-made arms in Yemen’
Iran says Saudi Arabia is using EU-made arms in its brutal military camping against Yemen.
ECONOMY
Iran ‘self-sufficient’ in wheat: Official
Iran expects to buy nine million tonnes of wheat from its farmers in the next harvest year, Deputy Agriculture Minister Abdol-Mahdi Bakhshandeh says.
POLITICS
Senate may call in sailors nabbed by Iran
Senator McCain threatens to call in US sailors recently nabbed in Iranian waters.
TURKEY
No Turkish troops in Syria: Turk min.
The Turkish Defense Minister says no Turkish forces have entered Syria.
PALESTINE
Israeli soldier electrocutes Palestinian
A new video shows an Israeli soldiers giving electric shocks to a blindfolded young Palestinian man.
KOREAS
3 soldiers dead in S Korea copter crash
South Korea’s Defense Ministry says three of its soldiers have been killed as an army helicopter crashed during a test flight on Monday.
ENERGY
Tecnimont inks 1 billion euro Iran deal
Maire Tecnimont has signed an agreement worth 1 billion euros for construction of refineries and petrochemical plants in Iran, a news agency says.
SYRIA
New mass grave unearthed in Syria
Syrians discover a new mass grave containing the bodies of people killed by Daesh in the eastern province of Dayr al-Zawr.
POLITICS
'Foreign boots in Syria, publicity stunt'
Iran’s foreign minister dismisses as 'propaganda' claims by certain countries that they will send troops to Syria.
POLITICS
Daesh attack on US inevitable: CIA
The head of US Central Intelligence Agency warns of a Daesh attack on the country.
SYRIA
Partition only solution in Syria: Israel
Israel, already accused of supporting Takfiri militants wreaking havoc in Syria, calls for the sectarian partition of the Arab country.
KOREAS
S Korea must build own nukes: MP
A senior South Korean lawmaker calls for the development of nuclear weapons by his country.
ENERGY
South Korea triples Iran crude imports
South Korea tripled its imports of Iranian crude oil in January from a year before, says a new report.
SOCIETY
Pondering our Pale Blue Dot
“Endless cruelties” still languish on Earth decades after Carl Sagan inspired the world with his “Pale Blue Dot” legacy.
TURKEY
'Turkey to keep attacking Syria Kurds’
Turkey says it will continue targeting forces of the Kurdish Democratic Union Party (PYD) in Syria.
POLITICS
Scalia's death triggers tensions in US
The death of US Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia has triggered political tensions in WAshington
INTERVIEWS
Why Trump exposing Bush role in 9/11
Donald Trump continues to expose the Bush family’s role in the 9/11 attacks in an effort to destroy Jeb Bush’s campaign, an American scholar says.
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