PALESTINE
Palestinian reporter’s health worsens
A Palestinian journalist who has been on hunger strike in an Israeli jail is experiencing worsening health.
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POLITICS
Iran MPs slam anti-Iran Saudi bids
Iran MPs slam Saudi Arabia for adopting aggressive policies against the Islamic Republic.
POLITICS
‘Saudi policies influenced by Israel’
Saudi Arabia’s policies are adopted under the influence of Israel, a senior Iranian military official says.
YEMEN
‘US behind Yemen war continuation’
The Houthi Ansarullah movement in Yemen says the US is the reason behind the continuation of Saudi Arabia’s war on Yemen.
ENERGY
Iran opens $6 billion gas operations
Iran brings online two more operations in its biggest gas field, marking the opening of the first such project all carried out by domestic entities.
MILITARY
US puts military in Korea on 'highest alert'
The US military in South Korea is put on highest alert, says report.
PAKISTAN
Talks on Afghan peace begin in Pakistan
Pakistan hosts four-way talks aimed at reviving dialog between Kabul and the Taliban.
SYRIA
'Terrorists loot aid in Syria's Madaya'
A new report details the looting of aid delivered to Syria's Madaya two months ago by Takfiri terrorists.
SOCIETY
New York mayor slams city gang rape
Mayor De Blasio has condemned the violent sexual assault of a woman by a gang in New York.
NEWS BULLETIN
Asia’s largest artificial waterfall opens in China
The largest man-made waterfall in Asia has opened to the public in the city of Kunming in China’s Yunnan Province.
RUSSIA
Putin urges global anti-terror campaign
Russian President Putin says Moscow is willing to fight terrorism in cooperation with the rest of the world.
POLITICS
'Saudi seeks to impose will on others'
Iran says Saudi Arabia seeks to give the impression that it is not isolated in its policies by imposing its will on other nations.
POLITICS
America going to hell like this: Trump
US presidential hopeful Trump says the path the US is treading will end in ‘hell.’
PALESTINE
‘Israel nabbed 100s of kids in 2015’
The majority of the Palestinians arrested by Israel in East al-Quds (Jerusalem) in 2015 were children, a prisoner’s rights group says.
FOREIGN POLICY
US may put more strategic arms in Korea
The United States may deploy further strategic assets to South Korea.
INTERVIEWS
Why CIA murdered Kennedy
The CIA murdered John F. Kennedy to ensure that America maintains a permanent war agenda, an American author says.
POLITICS
Time for Saudis to make a choice: Zarif
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says some in Saudi Arabia are determined to drag the entire Middle East into confrontation.
SOCIETY
US cop to go on trial over Gray’s death
A US police van driver will be the second officer in Baltimore, Maryland, to go on trial in the death of an African American man.
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