MILITARY
23,000 US bombs hit Muslim nations in 2015
The United States has dropped over 23,000 bombs on six Muslim-majority countries in 2015, according to new statistics.
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POLITICS
Iran slams Indonesia terror attacks
Iran condemns the recent string of blasts that hit the Indonesian capital city of Jakarta.
MILITARY
UK to boost counter-terrorism force
More armed officers likely in the Met Police to help counter the threat of a terrorist attack in London.
EU
‘EU failing to handle refugee flow’
EU refugee chief laments the lack of a united stance in dealing with the influx of refugees.
ECONOMY
20 int'l banks ready to work with Iran
Iran says over a dozen international banks have voiced readiness to work with the country once the sanctions are removed.
SYRIA
'UN to support aid delivery in Syria'
The UN special envoy for Syria says the five permanent members of the Security Council will push for aid delivery in Syria.
IRAQ
Bombings, shootings kill 10 in Iraq
At least 10 people have been killed and dozens injured in a series of bombings and shootings in and around the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.
POLITICS
‘IRGC showed security in Iran hands'
An Iranian lawmaker says the recent IRGC arrest of straying US forces in the Persian Gulf showed the area’s security is in Iran's hands.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Iran removes Arak reactor core vessel
Iran confirms it has removed the core vessel of the Arak heavy water reactor in compliance with its obligations.
KOREAS
UN mulls tougher sanctions on N Korea
The United Nations Security Council is working on a resolution to impose tougher sanctions on North Korea after its alleged H-bomb test.
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One killed in Australia thunderstorms
At least one person is killed and another injured in severe thunderstorms in the Australian city of Sydney.
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Ebola epidemic declared over in W Africa
The World Health Organization (WHO) says the deadly Ebola epidemic has ended in West Africa.
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Tajiks mull lifting presidency term cap
Tajikistan's parliament is discussing a proposal to extend President Rahmon’s terms.
SYRIA
New aid convoy heads to Syria’s Madaya
A second convoy of aid leaves the Syrian capital city of Damascus for the southwestern town of Madaya.
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10 million Yemeni kids need help: UNICEF
UNICEF says 10 million Yemeni children are exposed to deadly violence and need urgent help.
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Ecuador allows Assange interrogation
Ecuador agrees to a Swedish request to interrogate WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in its embassy in London.
PALESTINE
Enraged Israel summons Swedish amb.
Israel summons the Swedish ambassador to protests Foreign Minister Wallstrom’s call for a probe into Tel Aviv's extrajudicial killings.
INTERVIEWS
‘US seeks to balkanize Iraq, Syria’
The arrival of American special operations troops in Iraq is in line with the policy of balkanizing Iraq and Syria, says an American scholar.
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