SAUDI ARABIA
Most Saudi royals favor coup: Prince
A Saudi prince says the majority of the royal family support his call for coup against King Salman.
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ENERGY
Iran to present oil projects late Oct.
Iran says it will showcase its most attractive oil and gas projects to investors in a conference in capital Tehran later this month.
RUSSIA
Legal basis of US-led raids flawed: Lavrov
Russia calls the legal basis for the so-called US-led anti-Daesh airstrikes 'really flawed.'
POLITICS
Voters divided on future Tory leader
London Mayor favorite for next Tory leader but party activists back the Chancellor for the post.
TURKEY
Turkish gag order hits arms-to-Syria trial
Trial of ex-Turkish officials accused of intercepting Syria-bound arms is subjected to a secrecy order.
MILITARY
118 US troops killed themselves in Q2
At least 118 members of the US armed forces committed suicide during the second quarter of 2015, says the Pentagon.
IRAQ
Baghdad would 'welcome' Russia strikes
The Iraqi prime minister says Baghdad would welcome Russian airstrikes against militants on its soil.
EGYPT
Egypt sentences 7 activists to death
An Egyptian court sentences seven more anti-government protesters to death.
RUSSIA
Media war targeting Syria airstrikes: Putin
Russia's President Putin dismisses as 'information warfare' reports of civilian casualties in Russian airstrikes in Syria.
POLITICS
Fifth British ISIL terrorist on UN list
One more British ISIL terrorist in Syria has been added to a UN sanctions list.
FOREIGN POLICY
Trump will force Syrian refugees out of US
US GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump has said he would send home all Syrian refugees the US accepts, if he becomes president.
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UN revises up Europe refugee projections
The UN refugee agency revises up the number of refugees forecast to arrive in Europe over two years.
ENERGY
Iran’s Aug. oil sales to Asia rise
The latest market figures show Asian imports of Iranian oil rose almost 10 percent from a year ago in August.
POLITICS
Manchester braces for anti-Tory demos
North West England is bracing for anti-austerity protests coinciding with the weekend’s Conservative party conference in Manchester.
AFGHANISTAN
‘150 Taliban killed in Kunduz operation’
Afghanistan says its forces killed 150 Taliban militants in an operation to retake Kunduz.
INTERVIEWS
US, Russia on path to 'confrontation'
The US and Russia are pursuing opposite policies in Syria that can lead to a serious confrontation, a political analyst says.
SOCIETY
Hurricane Joaquin to strike NYC
Hurricane Joaquin gains force near the Bahamas and is projected to hit the US East Coast.
TURKEY
‘PKK raid’ kills 2 Turkish soldiers
Two Turkish soldiers are killed by suspected PKK militants in the country's Diyarbakir Province.
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