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UN, West plan sending troops to Burundi
The UN and several Western countries discuss possible deployment of troops to Burundi.
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SOCIETY
NYPD officers protest 1 percent raise
NYPD officers protest outside Mayor Bill de Blasio's residence against a proposed contract that gives them a 1 percent raise.
EU
Vatican probes two Italian journalists
The Vatican is investigating two Italian journalists over the release of leaked documents.
POLITICS
People, real issue in Syria talks: Rouhani
President Rouhani says the real question regarding the Syrian crisis is that of the Syrian people in general and not specific individuals.
FOREIGN POLICY
Kerry: US-Israel alliance strongest of all
Secretary of State John Kerry tells a Jewish audience at the UN that America’s support for Israel will never change.
SOCIETY
Earth gets keener eye with new telescope
The most powerful ground-based telescope in the world is being built in Chile.
INTERVIEWS
Bibi wants Golan for its water
“Water,” among other things, is one of the incentives Bibi pursues, when he asks US to recognize Syria’s Golan Heights as Israeli territory.
PALESTINE
PLO hails EU Israeli labeling rules
The Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) welcomes an EU decision forcing the Tel Aviv regime to label goods made in the illegal Israeli settlements.
GERMANY
Berlin spies on FBI, NSA spies on Berlin
Germany’s foreign intelligence service is accused of spying on a long list of targets from friendly nations and agencies.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahrain jails opposition figure for 2 years
A court in Bahrain has sentenced senior opposition figure Majeed Milad to two years in jail.
SOCIETY
Nations ink satellite plane tracking deal
World nations have reached a landmark deal to track planes via satellite.
SOCIETY
US cop who raped 75-yr-old jailed for life
An American cop, who raped a 75-year-old woman at her senior living apartment, has been put behind bars for life.
IRAQ
Daesh executes Mosul physics professor
The Daesh Takfiris have executed an Iraqi physics professor of the University of Mosul for not designing a biological weapon.
HUMAN RIGHTS
FBI moves over ‘race war’ on black churches
The FBI has arrested three people over planning to bomb and launch armed attacks against places of worship frequented by African Americans.
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Spanish court halts Catalan secession bid
Spain’s Constitutional Court suspends a secession resolution passed by Catalonia's parliament.
FOREIGN POLICY
Half of US military aid goes to Israel
The US provided $5.9 billion in foreign military assistance last year from American taxpayers’ money, according to a new report.
INTERVIEWS
‘Obama pursuing anti-Iran rhetoric’
Criticisms are emerging in the US against President Barack Obama’s extension of the state of emergency against Iran for a yet another year.
POLITICS
‘Iran undecided on going to Syria talks’
A senior Iranian official says Tehran has yet to decide on going to a fresh round of talks in Syria.
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