SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi repression concerning: Amnesty
Amnesty International voices concern over Saudi Arabia's imprisonment and abuse of human rights activists.
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SOCIETY
Student nurses, midwives protest grant cut
British student nurses and midwives have gone on a nation-wide march to protest against the government’s plans to replace their bursaries with loans.
GERMANY
Berlin to send troops near Libya: Report
Germany reportedly plans to dispatch a military contingent near Libya allegedly to train the African country's army.
ENERGY
Iran to invest in Spain refinery project
Iran plans to participate in the construction of an oil refinery in Spain with a processing capacity of 200,000 bpd.
EGYPT
Daesh kills Egyptian officer, soldier
Gunmen kill an Egyptian police officer and a soldier on the outskirts of Cairo.
POLITICS
Iran interior minister to visit Syria
The Iranian interior minister will visit Damascus on Monday for talks with Syrian officials.
ECONOMY
Gulf Air suspends flights to Iran
Bahrain’s national carrier Gulf Air has announced that it will no longer make flights to Iran as of 14 January 2016.
PALESTINE
Funeral held for four slain Palestinians
Palestinians mourn for four youths killed by Israeli forces near the occupied city of al-Khalil.
FOREIGN POLICY
US says Russia barely hits Daesh in Syria
The US says only a few Russian airstrikes target Daesh terrorists in Syria.
PAKISTAN
Blast kills 2 Pakistani coastguards
A landmine explosion kills two Pakistani coastguards in Balochistan.
SOCIETY
US cop shot, another jailed in violence
A US police officer has been shot and wounded while another cop jailed in separate incidents.
NEWS BULLETIN
Study: Eating walnuts daily boosts memory
A new study found walnuts aren't just great for our hearts. Turns out a small serving per day may also improve cognitive function.
SYRIA
Syria ready to attend Geneva talks: FM
Syria’s foreign minister says Damascus is ready to attend upcoming peace talks in Geneva.
HUMAN RIGHTS
‘Hammond parroting Saudi propaganda’
UK foreign secretary has been accused of “parroting Saudi Arabian propaganda” as he refuses to condemn the execution of 47 people in the oil-rich monarchy.
EGYPT
Mubarak, sons lose appeal in court
Egypt’s Hosni Mubarak and his sons lose an appeal against a three-year prison sentence for corruption.
EGYPT
Egypt warns against anti-govt. protests
Egypt warns against holding protests during the anniversary of the 2011 uprising.
IRAQ
Iraqi PM renews call for Turkey pullout
Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi renews call on Turkey to withdraw troops from northern Iraq.
SYRIA
Syria army gains new ground in Latakia
The Syrian army wins back control of several areas in the coastal province of Latakia.
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