ECONOMY
Suzuki says eager to return to Iran
Suzuki, Japan's fourth largest automaker, says it is considering re-entering the Iranian market.
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PAKISTAN
Pakistan mourns university raid victims
Pakistan observes a day of national mourning for 21 victims of a militant assault on a university in the country's northwest.
PERSIAN GULF
Center: 250 Bahraini kids behind bars
At least 250 children in Bahrain are imprisoned by the Manama regime on political grounds, a report says.
POLITICS
Iran has no fight with Saudi Arabia: Zarif
Iranian foreign minister says Tehran and Riyadh can accommodate each other in the region as two important players.
ECONOMY
World’s biggest bank wants Iran branches
Iran says China's ICBC - the world's largest bank by total assets - has requested to open branches in the country.
INTERVIEWS
How to win elections in US
An intentional lawyer and political analyst says in order to win elections in the United States candidates must compete for money by proving their loyalty to Wall Street, the military-industrial complex, and Israel.
EGYPT
Gunmen kill 8 Egyptian police in Sinai
Unidentified gunmen kill at least five Egyptian police officers in Sinai Peninsula.
SYRIA
UN, NGOs appeal for end to Syria crisis
Over 120 UN agencies and NGOs urge people to join an appeal to end the Syrian crisis.
ECONOMY
Boutique firms buying Iran shares
Some of world's biggest investment firms are reported to have already started purchasing shares in Iran's stock market.
YEMEN
‘Saudi attacks have killed 8,278 Yemenis’
A new report says at least 8,278 people have been killed as a result of the ongoing Saudi war on Yemen.
PALESTINE
‘Build wall around all Israeli settlements’
A senior Israeli politician calls for the completion of a wall around all Israeli settlements.
NORTH AFRICA
Police officer killed in Tunisia protests
Tunisian police have fired tear gas and water cannon to disperse protesters after an unemployed man took his own life.
FOREIGN POLICY
US condemns Israel’s planned land grab
The US administration has condemned Israel’s planned land grab in the occupied West Bank.
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‘Half of CAR population faces hunger’
Half of the Central African Republic’s population faces hunger because of the political conflict in the country, the UN's food agency says.
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Strike shuts down Greek ports
Farmers and ferry crew members have started a two-day strike to protest government plans to revamp Greece's pension system.
TURKEY
Amnesty raps Turkey over crackdown
Amnesty International criticizes Turkish security forces for subjecting the residents of Kurdish-dominated areas to “collective punishment.”
POLITICS
It's entertainment, not elections: Paul
Ron Paul says it is "realistic" that an entertainer like Donald Trump will be the Republican Party’s nominee for president.
ECONOMY
Iran says SWIFT open to 12 banks
Iran has named a dozen of its banks which it says have been reconnected to the SWIFT international banking services system.
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