INTERVIEWS
'US, Israel, KSA involved in forming ISIL'
The United States, Israel and Saudi Arabia have been involved in creating the Daesh (ISIL) terrorist group to overthrow the Syria government, a former US Senate candidate says.
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POLITICS
Diplomacy key to Syria crisis: Zarif
The Iranian foreign minister says the crisis in Syria must be settled through diplomacy.
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State of emergency declared in Maldives
The Republic of Maldives declares a 30-day state of emergency ahead of a major anti-government protest.
POLITICS
Bush drops to new lows in latest poll
Jeb Bush, who was the early frontrunner for the Republican nomination, has plummeted to the low single digits in a latest national poll.
PALESTINE
Israeli forces abduct 28 Palestinians
Israeli forces abduct at least 28 Palestinians across the occupied territories.
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Haiti police clash with protesters
Police in Haiti clash with protesters demonstrating against alleged vote-rigging in the presidential election.
SPORTS
Bauermann signs contract to coach Iran
German Dirk Bauermann signs a contract to coach Iran national basketball team for four years.
POLITICS
"UK should review ISIL targeting in Iraq"
UK Labour leader says London should review its decision to target ISIL militants in Iraq with airstrikes.
SPORTS
Tahiti defeats Iran beach soccer team
Iran loses 4-2 to Tahiti at the 2015 Samsung Beach Soccer Intercontinental Cup in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates.
TURKEY
Erdogan renews push for power expansion
An aid to Erdogan says Ankara may hold a referendum on executive presidency if it deems necessary.
MILITARY
Pentagon chief to sail in S China Sea
US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter and his Malaysian counterpart will cruise on an American warship in the South China Sea.
ECONOMY
Britons rally against education cuts
Thousands of Britons and young students take to the streets of London to protest against cuts to free education.
ECONOMY
Turkish steel delegation to visit Iran
An industrial delegation from Turkey will soon visit Iran to explore the opportunities for investing in the Iranian market.
RUSSIA
Russians mark National Unity Day
Thousands of people march in Moscow to celebrate Russia’s National Unity Day.
INTERVIEWS
Activists dismiss UK govt. gender policy
Women activists in the UK dismiss government's plan to address the gender pay gap as insufficient.
TURKEY
Clashes between Turkey troops, PKK kill 17
At least 17 people are killed in clashes between Turkish forces and PKK militants in a southeastern province.
SOCIETY
British MPs to probe into TalkTalk case
British MPs are set to hold an inquiry into an unprecedented cyber attack putting at risk the private details of over 4 million citizens.
MILITARY
F-35 fighter jet troubles US Navy, again
The US Navy wants to replace delayed F-35 fighter jets with aircraft designed in 1980s.
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