TURKEY
‘PKK attack’ kills Turkish policeman
At least one police officer is killed and two others are injured in an attack blamed on the PKK in Turkey's southeastern province of Sirnak.
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POLITICS
Clinton addresses anti-Trump protest
US Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton has addressed a rally against Republican candidate Donald Trump.
CHINA
Another blast occurs in China’s Tianjin
An explosion strikes a warehouse in China’s northeastern city of Tianjin, almost two months after a string of bomb blasts killed scores of people there.
MILITARY
‘US still needs ground troops in Mideast’
Outgoing US Army Secretary John McHugh and New Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley say Washington still needs its ground troops in the Middle East.
CULTURE
87 bodies of Mina victims return to Tehran
A flight carrying the bodies of 87 Iranian Hajj pilgrims who died in the Mina crush lands in Tehran.
SOCIETY
US police tase councilman in Texas
A Texas city official has been tased for interfering with police investigation
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Kosovo police clash with activists in capital
Police in Kosovo have clashed with activists protesting against the arrest of a leading lawmaker in the capital Pristina.
SOCIETY
Hunger kills 3.1 mil kids per year: Report
Around 3.1 million children die of hunger caused by armed conflict around the world each year, says report.
RUSSIA
Russian FM urges all to join info center
The Russian foreign minister calls on all interested parties to join the Baghdad information center.
PALESTINE
Netanyahu sabotages ME Quartet mission
The Israeli PM sabotages the mission of a delegation of Mideast Quartet diplomats, who were set to arrive in the occupied territories to help end the ongoing violence there.
INTERVIEWS
US wants 'puppet states' in power
US supports pro-western forces in the Middle East that help with the expansion of US dominance, an analyst says.
POLITICS
American singer threatens to sue Trump
Another US singer calls on Republican front runner Donal Trump to stop using his music in his campaign for the 2016 election.
SOCIETY
A glimmer of hope for Syrian academics
A UK-based charity group is helping academics fleeing Daesh find jobs in British universities.
IRAQ
Iraq PM declares op. to free Salahuddin
The Iraqi premier declares the launch of the second phase of an operation to liberate Salahuddin.
SOCIETY
Another US city abolishes Columbus Day
Albuquerque has joined several other US cities to abolish Columbus Day and replace it with Indigenous Peoples Day.
LEBANON
'Lebanon nabs top al-Nusra Front militant'
The Lebanese army arrests a senior member of the al-Qaeda-linked al-Nusra Front in the northeastern part of the country, media reports say.
ENERGY
‘Japan ready to increase Iran oil imports’
Iran says Japan has voiced readiness to increase imports of Iranian oil as soon as the sanctions against Iran are lifted.
INTERVIEWS
‘US wars in Mideast bankrupted country’
The US military interventions in the Middle East have been very profitable for the US arms industry but have bankrupted the country, an analyst says.
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