INTERVIEWS
US is engaged in ‘asymmetric warfare’
The United States is engaged in “asymmetric warfare” in the Middle East, an American political analyst and activist says.
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HUMAN RIGHTS
'£100K to honor dead Saudi king'
Sparks fly as report reveals the UK prime minster spent over £100,000 on a trip to Saudi Arabia in January following the death of King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz.
MILITARY
Nuclear-powered US warship in S Korea
The USS Ronald Reagan, a Nimitz-class nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, has arrived in South Korea for a joint military exercise.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahraini forces attack religious ceremony
Bahraini regime forces attack people commemorating Ashura in the village of Nuwaidrat.
POLITICS
2nd peer quits Labour whip over Corbyn
Another peer has abandoned Labour benches in the House of Lords over Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership of the party.
NIGERIA
Female bomber kills 3 in NE Nigeria
Three people are killed after a female bomber blew herself up in the Nigerian city of Maiduguri.
EGYPT
Gunmen kill election candidate in Sinai
Militants shoot dead a candidate in Egypt's parliamentary election in Sinai.
INTERVIEWS
'US proxy for Israel's Mideast interests'
The US is a “proxy” for Israeli interests and “blindly supports” the regime’s position in the Middle East, says an analyst.
SOCIETY
4 killed as car rams into Oklahoma crowd
At least four people are dead and dozens injured as a car rams into a crowd at an Oklahoma State University parade.
ECONOMY
UK workers up to £12,000 poorer by 2020
A new study has revealed that the Tory government’s controversial tax credits cuts will leave British workers up to £12,000 poorer by 2020.
TURKEY
'Turkey won’t let Kurds control N Syria’
President Erdogan says Turkey will not allow Kurds to take control of northern Syria.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US court drops case against NSA spying
A federal court in the US has dropped a lawsuit against the NSA over its mass surveillance.
SYRIA
Syria army advances further in Aleppo
Syrian forces purge the militants from another village in Aleppo Province.
FOREIGN POLICY
Israel to take steps to calm tensions: US
US Secretary of State John Kerry says Israel has agreed to provide 24-hour video coverage of all the sites in the al-Aqsa Mosque in East al-Quds (Jerusalem) to calm tensions.
ECONOMY
Iran expects surge in food exports to Iraq
Iran says it expects its food exports to Iraq to rise after the anticipated removal of economic sanctions against it.
FOREIGN POLICY
US cuts aid to Palestinians over Israel
The United States is cutting its economic aid to Palestinians in support of the Israeli regime, reports say.
ENERGY
Iran to award oil deals to Zarubezhneft
Russia says its state-owned energy giant Zarubezhneft will take up several projects worth a total of $6 billion in Iran’s oil industry.
POLITICS
Iran condemns terror attacks in Nigeria
Iran condemns two terrorist attacks on mosques in northeast of Nigeria.
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