IRAQ
Cholera infects 1,500+ people in Iraq
Iraq’s Health Ministry says the number of cholera infection cases in the country has passed the 1,500 mark.
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ENERGY
India pays $700mn Iran oil dues
Indian refineries pay a second tranche of USD 700 million to Iran as New Delhi seeks to settle outstanding oil dues with Tehran.
DEFENSE
Iran mass-produces smart torpedo
Iran launches the mass production of a smart and high-speed torpedo, dubbed Valfajr.
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MH17 probe criticizes Ukraine over crash
The MH17 crash inquiry criticizes Kiev for not closing the airspace over crisis-hit eastern Ukraine.
SAUDI ARABIA
Hajj crush death toll rises to 1,674
The death toll from a deadly stampede during last month's Hajj ritual hits 1,674, according to tallies given by foreign officials.
PERSIAN GULF
Kuwait signs contracts for new refinery
Kuwait’s national oil company signs contracts worth USD 13 billion for the construction of a new refinery.
PALESTINE
Israel forces kill even more Palestinians
Israeli forces kill four more Palestinians in East al-Quds on the 'Day of Rage.'
RUSSIA
Putin on US: Some have mush for brains
The Russian president slams the US for refusing to cooperate with Moscow on Syria, saying 'some of out partners have mush for brains.'
MILITARY
US launches airstrikes in Syria
The United States and its so-called coalition partners have conducted at least three airstrikes in Syria and 11 in Iraq, the Pentagon says.
SYRIA
Daesh loses 'most' weapons in Russia raids
The Daesh Takfiri group has lost 'most' of its ammunition and heavy vehicles in Russia's airstrikes in Syria, Moscow says.
HUMAN RIGHTS
British blacks main target of police tasers
A new report says the British blacks are three times more likely to be targeted by police tasers.
IRAQ
Iraq bombs Daesh based on Quartet intel
Iraq starts bombing Daesh targets with help from intelligence gathered by the Quartet of countries including Iran.
ENERGY
Iran building region’s first ESBR plant
Italy’s Versalis and Maire Tecnimont are helping Iran build a plant for production of the synthetic polymer ESBR, a strategic product used in the petrochemical industry and rubber manufacturing.
FOREIGN POLICY
“UK evading responsibility towards citizens”
The son of a British old man jailed in Saudi Arabia accuses London of evading responsibility towards its citizens because of concerns over business interests.
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Saudi strikes kill seven in Yemen
Saudi aerial attacks claim the lives of seven people, including a child, in Yemen.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahrainis rally in support of activists
Bahraini demonstrators take to the streets to voice their solidarity with political prisoners in the country.
SOCIETY
Two killed in separate US shootings
Two people were killed and two others were injured Monday in two separate shootings in the US.
PAKISTAN
Landslide kills 13 people in Pakistan
Landslide in Pakistan buries alive at least 13 people.
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