POLITICS
White House hails court on carbon ruling
The Obama administration welcomes a US court ruling on the president’s carbon emissions plan.
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YEMEN
Saudi jets raid Sana'a; civilian deaths rise
Saudi jets bomb more residential areas in the Yemeni capital capital Sana'a.
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Japan lifts sanctions on Iran
Japan lifts its sanctions against Iran, joining other countries to normalize trade ties with the Islamic Republic.
SOCIETY
US E Coast panics over ‘paralyzing’ storm
People are preparing for a blizzard in the eastern US, which could be unprecedented in nearly a century.
POLITICS
"Giant banks donate to UK's Yes Campaign"
Some of the giant banks have reportedly donated hundred of thousand pounds to the pro-European campaign in the UK ahead of a referendum on the country’s membership of the bloc.
IRAQ
Iraqi PM: No proof Turkey fighting Daesh
Iraq’s prime minister says there is no evidence that Turkey wants to fight Daesh.
MILITARY
Missing US Marines pronounced dead
The US has announced that a dozen Marines who recently went missing in an air accident are dead.
POLITICS
Ex-Russian spy dismisses Litvinenko inquiry
A former Russian spy has rejected as nonsense a new British inquiry saying he was one of the state-directed murderers of dissident Alexander Litvinenko.
SOMALIA
Restaurant attack kills 19 in Somalia
Al-Shabab militants attack a restaurant in the Somali Capital, Mogadishu, killing at least 19 people.
HUMAN RIGHTS
4 Syrians arrive in UK from Calais
Four Syrian refugees have arrived in Britain from Jungle migrant camp in Calais.
FRANCE
‘Iran, Saudi need to de-escalate tension’
French President Francois Hollande calls for the “de-escalation” of tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
BRAZIL
Fare hike rally turns violent in Brazil
Police in Brazil’s largest city of Sao Paulo clash with people protesting a planned hike in public transportation fares.
SOCIETY
Rapist US cop gets life, another faces jail
A couple of US cops face prison over different counts of violations against civilians.
EU
20 refugees die in boat tragedies
At least 20 people die in boat sinking incidents near Greece and Turkey.
NORTH AFRICA
Protests spread across Tunisia
Clashes break out between police forces and protesters across Tunisia as demonstrations against unemployment continue.
FOREIGN POLICY
US implements visa waiver restrictions
The US government has begun to enforce a new law on restricting visa-free travel to American soil with limited exceptions.
PALESTINE
China backs independence of Palestine
China backs the establishment of the State of Palestine with East al-Quds (Jerusalem) as its capital.
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One dead as blasts, gunfire rock Burundi
At least one person is killed as gunfire and explosions rock several parts of the Burundi capital.
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