GERMANY
Germany urges tighter Europe borders
The German foreign minister calls for better control of EU borders.
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SYRIA
Militants south Damascus pullout halted
The evacuation of some 2,000 militants out of the southern areas of the Syrian capital, Damascus, is put on hold.
INTERVIEWS
'1953 coup led to ‘79 US embassy crisis'
The US-sponsored 1953 coup d'état against the Mossadegh government led to the 1979 US embassy takeover by students in Tehran, a political analyst says.
SYRIA
Syria army advances gather momentum
Syrian government forces inflict fresh losses on Takfiri militants during separate clean-up operations across the country.
CHINA
Japan: China ship in disputed waters
Japan says an armed Chinese ship entered its waters near disputed islands in the East China Sea.
RUSSIA
‘Syria probe must heed Turk MP remarks’
Russia says an international probe of a 2013 chemical attack in Syria should take into account remarks by a Turkish lawmaker over Ankara’s alleged role in the assault.
POLITICS
Number of Iran hopefuls hits record
More than 12,000 hopefuls register to contest Iran’s parliamentary elections.
CHINA
Air pollution paralyzes Beijing
Hazardous air pollution disrupts over 220 flights in the Chinese capital, Beijing.
RUSSIA
Russia arrests six in anti-terror raid
Russia arrests six people during an anti-terrorism operation in its restive Northern Caucasus region.
PALESTINE
Ex-spymaster warns of Israel destruction
A former Israeli spymaster says an “underground” entity of Israeli extremists “aims to destroy” Israel.
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‘Daesh' kills nine in south Philippines
Daesh-aligned rebels in the Philippines kill nine civilians in a series of attacks in the south of the country.
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Three Japanese in China custody: Tokyo
Japan confirms that three of its nationals are being held in China.
PALESTINE
Israeli forces kill Palestinian youth
Israeli forces shoot dead another Palestinian youth in the occupied East al-Quds.
BUSINESS
India returns to Russia for oil deals
India returns to Russia after a six-year hiatus for new oil deals, potentially worth $2-3 billion:
YEMEN
Yemeni forces kill eight Saudi troops
Yemeni army soldiers backed by Popular Committees fighters kill eight Saudi soldiers in an attack on the kingdom’s eastern province of al-Ahsa.
MILITARY
US arms sales rose $10 billion in 2014
US foreign arms sales soared by almost $10 billion last year, reaching a total of $36.2 billion, says a congressional report.
SYRIA
Syria seizes chemical attack equipment
Government troops seize chemical attack equipment from terrorists in the western Syrian city of Latakia.
ECONOMY
‘Russia planned credit to Iran finalized’
Russia’s planned $2.3-billion credit line for two development projects in Iran has been finalized.
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