AFGHANISTAN
Taliban threatens 2 Afghan TV networks
The Taliban declares two Afghan television networks as legitimate military targets.
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ECONOMY
Japan, Iran FMs agree on investment pact
Iran and Japan have truck a broad agreement to work on a bilateral investment pact between the two countries.
NIGERIA
Nigeria Hajj death toll rises to 145
The number of Nigerians killed in the Hajj tragedy rises to 145.
GERMANY
Refugees sue Germany registration center
Twenty refugees take Berlin's refugee registration center to court for not registering them in a week time.
AFGHANISTAN
Two die in Afghanistan copter crash
At least two Afghan soldiers are killed and five others injured in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan’s central province of Bamyan.
ENERGY
Iran to buy $1bn of gasoline in 2016
Iran will need to import $1 billion of gasoline as soon as the sanctions against it are lifted in the first half of 2016.
POLITICS
“Corbyn after Privy Council membership”
Reports coming out of the UK suggest that the leader of the opposition Labour Party will demand to be made a Privy Counsellor.
TURKEY
Turkey funerals turn into protest
The funerals for the recent bombings victims in Turkey turn into anti-government protest.
ECONOMY
Banks eyeing Iran’s water, power plans
Iran's media say European and Asian banks are looking into the prospects for investing in the country's water and electricity projects.
IRAQ
Iraq probes Daesh chief injury reports
Iraq is investigating reports about the Daesh chief's possible injury in an airstrike.
INTERVIEWS
Israel behind JFK hit: American scholar
Israel was likely one of the sponsors of the assassination of former US President John F. Kennedy, says James Henry Fetzer.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi king sticks to Hajj organizer role
The Saudi monarch says Riyadh will not give up its role as the Hajj organizer despite this year's tragedies.
ECONOMY
6mn UK workers underpaid
Newly-published figures suggest that some six million British workers are not being paid enough to meet the basic cost of living.
PALESTINE
PA accuses Israel of sparking violence
The Palestinian foreign minister says Israel is sparking a third Intifada to distract from its failures.
EU
UN slams EU refugee relocation scheme
UN refugee agency criticizes the EU's relocation scheme as being "not enough."
MILITARY
‘US sends more arms to militants in Syria’
Washington and its coalition partners have air-dropped tons of weapons to militants fighting in Syria, a US military spokesman says.
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Guatemala mayor lynched by mob
A mayor of a town in Guatemala has been beaten and set alight by residents after allegedly ordering an attack on his rival.
NORTH AFRICA
Libya rivals reject unity govt. deal
Libya's rival factions have rejected a UN-proposed peace deal on a national unity government.
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