EU
NATO weighing up talks with Russia
The NATO chief says the western military alliance is weighing up first talks with Russia since 2014.
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SOCIETY
UK police end Kids Company abuse probe
British police say they failed to find evidences showing sexual abuse cases at Kids Company.
POLITICS
Iran urges protection of Mideast heritage
Iran's president calls on UNESCO to make every effort to safeguard cultural heritage in the Middle East.
TURKEY
‘Turkey critics kept in climate of fear’
HRW denounces Turkish authorities for the deteriorating human rights situation in the country.
YEMEN
Yemenis down Saudi jet, sink warships
Yemeni forces down a Saudi jet and destroy three of its warships in revenge attacks.
POLITICS
Obama addresses Oscar controversy
Barack Obama says diversity is key to make great art and everyone should get a fair shot at the Oscars.
SYRIA
Russia calls for int’l forum on Syria
Russia urges an international meeting on Syria in Germany next month.
POLITICS
Fox begs Trump not to cancel debate
Donald Trump not to cancel his appearance at the network’s Thursday night GOP debate in Iowa, but Trump is unwilling to reconsider his decision of boycotting the event.
DEFENSE
Iran Navy tests L-band radar at drills
Iran’s Navy successfully tests a new radar system during drills in southeastern waters.
ECONOMY
UK growth slows sharply in 2015
The UK economy grew modestly by 0.5% in the final quarter of 2015.
ECONOMY
Peugeot signs key deal with Iran Khodro
PSA Peugeot Citroën has signed a deal worth €400 million for production of cars in Iran in partnership with Iran Khodro.
EU
Two dozen refugees drown in Aegean
At least 24 refugees, including 10 children, have drowned in another boat tragedy in the Aegean Sea.
POLITICS
Imposing sanctions a wrong policy: Iran
Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani slams the policy of imposing sanctions by certain powers against other countries.
NIGERIA
Bombings in Cameroon, Nigeria kill many
A double bombing hits a school in north Cameroon in the latest attack in the country which is reeling from Daesh-linked Boko Haram violence.
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Millions in Ethiopia risk starvation: UN
The UN warns that millions of people in Ethiopia, including children, are in danger of starvation as the African country faces dire food shortages.
PALESTINE
UN chief sharpens rare Israel criticism
UN chief Ban repeats his harsh criticism of the Israeli regime over its failure to work toward resolving the conflict with the Palestinians.
INTERVIEWS
'US seeks to contain China in Africa'
The US plan to take fresh military action in oil-rich Libya is part of a broad strategy to contain China’s influence in Africa, says an analyst.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Iran: Russia N-fuel deal very profitable
A senior Iranian nuclear official says the recent exchange of nuclear fuel with Russia was a “very profitable” deal.
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