POLITICS
Police under fire for ‘spying’ on Corbyn
British authorities are mulling a thorough investigation into the allegations that police spied on Labour lawmakers including Jeremy Corbyn back in the 1990s.
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BUSINESS
Saudis cut oil prices to win over rivals
Saudi Arabia is reportedly cutting prices and courting new customers in Europe in the face of growing competition from fellow OPEC members.
POLITICS
'Iran to observe red lines in Syria talks'
A senior Iranian official says Tehran will observe all red lines in a new round of Syria talks.
INTERVIEWS
‘Obama doesn’t want to close Guantanamo’
The US president does not intend to shut down the infamous Guantanamo Bay prison, says a commentator.
GERMANY
Lufthansa flights canceled over strike
Over 500 Lufthansa flights are canceled as the cabin crew enter a second day of industrial action.
ECONOMY
Turkish KFC Halal says no branch in Iran
KFC Halal in Turkey has denied any links to an Iranian restaurant that closed in Tehran last week for using the global fast food's logo.
GERMANY
‘German secret service spied on allies’
Germany’s secret service BND has spied on Berlin’s allies, a report says.
EU
'Arson attack' hits Sweden refugee home
A suspected arson attack burns down a refugee shelter in Sweden.
IRAQ
Iraq inflicts losses on Daesh militants
The Iraqi army conducts successful operations against Daesh terrorist group, inflicting heavy losses on the militants.
MILITARY
US to ramp up airstrikes in Iraq, Syria
The US is preparing to increase its airstrikes in Iraq and Syria in the coming weeks.
ENERGY
Turkey asks Iran to increase gas exports
Iran says Turkey has asked for more Iranian gas to be able to cope with the unprecedented harsh winter conditions.
ENERGY
Iran plans to build high-tech LNG carriers
Iran has signed preliminary agreements with Korean, German and Chinese shipbuilders to construct high-tech LNG tankers as the country pushes to join the club of liquefied natural gas exporters.
INTERVIEWS
‘Only resistance will aid Palestinians’
The Palestinians must continue their resistance and uprising against Israel in order to regain their freedom, says an American activist.
INTERVIEWS
'US backs ISIL to sow chaos in Mideast'
The US has covertly supported terrorist groups in the Middle East to sow chaos in the region and maintain its hegemony, says an analyst.
SOCIETY
Water returns to Iran’s ‘River of Life’
Water resumes running in Zayanderud (River of Life), which runs through the central Iranian city of Isfahan.
EGYPT
Egypt worried over declining tourism
An official with Egypt’s Tourism Ministry raises concerns over a declining tourism industry following the recent crash of a Russian airliner.
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6.8-magnitude quake hits Chile
A strong 6.8-magnitude earthquake rocks central Chile with no immediate reports of major damage or injuries.
SOCIETY
Two US officers arrested for killing boy
Two law enforcement officers in the US state of Louisiana have been arrested in the shooting death of a 6-year-old boy.
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