FOREIGN POLICY
Security alert at US Embassy in Turkey
The US Embassy in Turkey says it will limit consular services until Wednesday due to a possible security threat.
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MILITARY
Rolls-Royce sub jobs to be nationalized
The British government says it will consider nationalizing a crucial section of Rolls-Royce's submarine business.
ARGENTINA
41 police killed in Argentina bus crash
At least 41 police officers are killed in a bus crash in northwest Argentina.
SOCIETY
US mosques boost security amid fears
Mosques around the US are carefully increasing security over a growing fear of hate crimes against American Muslims.
SPORTS
Iranian wrestler suspended for 4 years
Iranian freestyle wrestler Mohammad Hossein Mohammadian is banned for four years over taking a drug subject to anti-doping regulations.
TURKEY
Erdogan blames Russian jet pilot
Turkey’s president blames the November 24 downing of a Russian jet on its pilots.
GERMANY
Merkel vows to reduce refugee inflow
Merkel promises to reduce the number of refugees entering Germany.
POLITICS
Trump: Cruz a ‘maniac,’ not qualified
Republican front-runner Donald Trump has slammed Senator Ted Cruz as a “maniac” who is unqualified to be president.
ECONOMY
Iran labels 227 US goods for boycott
Iran has labeled more than 200 goods made in the US ahead of the much-anticipated lifting of sanctions which could trigger an influx of foreign products.
INTERVIEWS
‘US violated UN rulings by hush on Daesh oil’
The US could have been in violation of several UN Security Council resolutions by keeping silent over Daesh (ISIL) terrorists’ oil trades, says an analyst.
INTERVIEWS
‘Daesh fueling US psychological warfare’
The Obama administration relies on Daesh (ISIL) to push ahead with its psychological warfare, says an analyst.
SOCIETY
Iran, UNODC sign anti-narcotics deal
Iran and the UN Office on Drugs and Crime have signed an agreement on fighting drug trafficking.
FRANCE
'Daesh pushing deeper in Libya for oil'
France says Daesh is pushing deeper in Libya in search of access to oil wells.
FRANCE
French teacher lied about Daesh attack
A French nursery school teacher has admitted to fabricating the story about an attack by a Daesh supporter.
POLITICS
Iran urges Nigeria to protect Muslims
Iran’s foreign minister calls on Nigeria to take prompt action to prevent further violence against Muslims.
PALESTINE
Israel asks for more US F-35 jets
Israel asks for another squadron of America’s F-35 fighter jets to increase its military capabilities in the region.
IRAQ
Daesh executes 15 civilians in N Iraq
Takfiri Daesh militants execute at least ten civilians in Iraq’s oil-rich northern province of Kirkuk.
ENERGY
BASF to invest $6 billion in Iran petchem
BASF, the world’s largest chemical producer, plans $6 billion of investment in Iran’s petrochemical sector, an official says.
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