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EU nations reach intel-sharing deal
EU nations reach a deal to enhance intelligence sharing amid growing threats posed by extremists.
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INTERVIEWS
‘US won’t save Saudi if it starts war’
It seems the Saudi Arabian regime is trying to provoke a clash with Iran, desperately hoping that the US will come to their rescue, an American political analyst says.
TURKEY
At least 10 killed in Istanbul blast
A large explosion in central Istanbul has left at least 10 people killed and 15 others injured, its governor's office says.
BUSINESS
OPEC emergency meeting 'due' on oil dive
The group of oil producing countries, OPEC, expects an emergency meeting over plunging oil prices.
IRAQ
Turkmens say Kurdish trench divides Iraq
Iraqi Turkmen leaders say the local Kurdish government is exploiting the war on Daesh to dig a trench that will divide the country.
YEMEN
Saudi airstrikes kill at least 10 Yemenis
At least 10 people have been killed and 20 others injured as Saudi warplanes pounded a tourist area in the Yemeni capital.
ECONOMY
Germans see Iran transport appealing
German firms find Iranian transportation sector appealing for investment.
NEWS BULLETIN
Uruguayan jail lets inmates do business
The Punta de Rieles prison in Uruguay’s capital Montevideo allows the inmates to work at one or more of the 22 business ventures available inside the correctional facility.
GERMANY
Anti-Islam rioters vandalize German city
Hundreds of masked hooligans riot to mark the birth anniversary of a PEGIDA offshoot in the German city of Leipzig.
NEWS BULLETIN
Messi wins an unprecedented 5th Ballon d'Or trophy
Barcelona and Argentina forward Lionel Messi has won the Ballon d'Or award for the world's best player for the fifth time.
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Leaders urge Canada to lift Saudi secrecy
Two Canadian political leaders urge Ottawa to stop hiding its 2015 report on the situation of human rights in the Saudi Kingdom.
IRAQ
Iraqi forces advance in restive Anbar
Iraqi forces liberate more areas in the conflict-ridden western province of Anbar.
FOREIGN POLICY
US funding ‘ghost’ army in Afghanistan
The US is spending billions of dollars on Afghanistan's “ghost soldiers,” who only exist only on paper, a report says.
ENERGY
Iran exports over a billion liters of gas oil
Iran has started foreign sales of gas oil after achieving self-sufficiency in production of the fuel.
SOCIETY
Sean Penn under scrutiny over interview
American investigators will see into a meeting between Hollywood actor Sean Penn and the newly-recaptured drug kingpin, Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
TURKEY
‘800 Turkish journos fired in 2015’
Some 800 Turkish journalists were fired and nearly 160 others arrested last year, a senior member of the country's main opposition party says.
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Pictures of the Arctic’s first refugees
See pictures of refugees staying at a resort town located in Sweden’s northern tip well above the Arctic Circle.
MILITARY
US hits millions in ISIL cash, civilians
A US airstrike in Iraq destroys a Daesh cash storage facility worth millions of dollars while leaving between 5 to 7 civilians dead.
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