FRANCE
French farmers block roads over prices
French farmers have blocked roads and highways in the country’s northwest in protest over low produce prices.
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POLITICS
Iran: Saudi sending ‘terrorists’ to talks
Iran says it strongly opposes Saudi Arabia’s efforts to send "terrorists in a new mask" to talks between the Syrian government and the opposition.
EU
Mosquito-borne Zika reaches Europe
Denmark, Switzerland and Portugal, among other European countries, report cases of Zika virus infection.
MILITARY
McCain to ban Russian rocket engines
Senator John McCain says he will introduce legislation to reinstate restrictions on the use of Russian rocket engines for US military space launch.
KOREAS
'N Korea gearing up for missile launch'
Japan's Kyodo news agency says North Korea may be preparing for a new missile launch within a week.
DEFENSE
US Navy confirms leaving Iran drill zone
The US Navy confirms that one of its warships left an Iranian drill zone after warnings.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahrain has not stopped torture: HRW
Human Rights Watch (HRW) criticizes Bahrain for failing to stop torture and mistreatment of prisoners.
MORE
‘US wants Saudi Yemen war to drag on’
A senior member of Yemen’s Ansarullah movement has accused the United States of fueling the crisis in the Arab country.
FOREIGN POLICY
US: No preconditions for Syria talks
The US is urging the invited Syrian opposition groups to take part in the upcoming talks in Geneva “without preconditions.”
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Sweden to expel half of 2015 refugees
Sweden intends to expel up to 80,000 of asylum seekers who entered its soil in 2015.
POLITICS
Iran, France must make up for lost time
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says Tehran and Paris must try to make up for the losses caused by years of sanctions on the country.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US to release 198 torture photos
The Pentagon has promised to release nearly 200 photographs depicting use of torture against prisoners in Iraq and Afghanistan.
SCI-TECH
30 years ago: Fallen heroes of Challenger
On January 28, 1986, NASA’s shuttle orbiter Challenger, in its 10th mission, broke up 73 seconds after liftoff and killed all its seven crew members.
FOREIGN POLICY
UK sells spyware to Saudis
Britain is approving the sale of “invasive surveillance equipment” to Saudi Arabia, amid an outcry over its human rights violations.
IRAQ
Iraq ‘unknown knowns’ embarrass Rumsfeld
American comedian Stephen Colbert mocks former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld by revising his famous saying.
MILITARY
US mulling ‘military options’ in Libya
The US is mulling possible “military options” against Daesh’s growing presence in Libya.
MILITARY
UK can ‘no longer deny’ Saudi atrocities
The UK can “no longer deny” breaches of international humanitarian law in Yemen by Saudi Arabia, Human Rights Watch says.
SOCIETY
Oregon militia should keep ‘cooler heads’
Oregon milita are called to remain calm after one member of the group was killed and eight others arrested.
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