SPORTS
Iranians shine in ice climbing world cup
Iranian climbers shine at the 2016 UIAA Ice Climbing World Cup & Asian Championships in South Korea.
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PALESTINE
Israel troops gun down Palestinian
The Israeli regime forces have shot and killed another Palestinian near Nablus in the occupied West Bank.
FOREIGN POLICY
Clinton’s Iran bans call ‘irresponsible’
An American journalist and former prisoner in Iran has denounced Hillary Clinton’s call for more sanctions on Tehran as “totally irresponsible.”
ENERGY
EU officials to visit Iran over energy ties
European officials are set to visit Iran to explore energy ties following the implementation of nuclear agreement.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
'JCPOA implementation, victory for Iran'
Iran’s president hails the implementation of the JCPOA as a political victory for the country.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi stocks lead regional market crash
Saudi Arabia leads a collapse of stock markets across the Middle East a day after Iran emerges from decades of sanctions.
MILITARY
Corbyn urges UK nuclear de-escalation
The leader of UK’s Labour Party calls for Britain’s pronounced role in nuclear de-escalation.
ECONOMY
Iran official: First Airbus deliveries in July
Airbus’s first deliveries of aircraft to flag carrier Iran Air are due as early as July, an Iranian official is quoted to have said.
HUMAN RIGHTS
UK activists hold protest for refugees
Pro-refugee activists in the UK have staged a die-in protest in the capital city.
SYRIA
‘Daesh abducts 400 civilians in E Syria’
Daesh reportedly kidnaps at least 400 civilians in Syria's eastern city of Dayr al-Zawr.
PALESTINE
Palestinian aide arrested for spying
Authorities arrest a member of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO)'s negotiations department over spying for the Israeli regime.
INTERVIEWS
‘Thaw deepening between US and Iran’
President Obama's decision to lift US economic sanctions on Iran shows a “renaissance” in relationships between the American and Iranian people, says an analyst.
ECONOMY
Korean agency raising Iran credit rating
South Korea’s official export credit agency KEXIM says it will consider raising its sovereign credit rating for Iran by one notch.
POLITICS
‘Iran to back up Iraq in terror fight’
Iran’s defense minister says Tehran will continue to support Iraq in its fight against terror.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahrain forces clash with protesters
Bahraini regime forces attack protesters denouncing Saudi Arabia’s execution of Sheikh Nimr.
PALESTINE
Palestinian loses bid for jail release
An Israeli court rejects an appeal by a hunger striking Palestinian to end his administrative detention.
SYRIA
Militant rocket attacks kill 5 in Syria
At least five civilians are killed and dozens injured in two separate rocket attacks launched by Takfiri militants in Syria.
SOCIETY
$40bn needed in humanitarian aid: UN
A UN panel says $40 billion is needed annually to help people needing humanitarian aid.
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