KOREAS
Koreas to hold family reunions in October
Seoul and Pyongyang agree to hold reunions in October for the families separated by the Korean War in 1950-1953.
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CHINA
China marks 50th year of Tibet autonomy
China holds massive celebrations to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the founding of its Tibet Autonomous Region.
POLITICS
Obama weighs options on refugee crisis
The Obama administration is considering ways to respond to the escalating refugee crisis in the Middle East and Europe.
VENEZUELA
Venezuela, Colombia on collision course?
Venezuela’s president says he has ordered 3,000 more forces to be deployed to the common border with Colombia.
MEXICO
Mexico charges 4 over ‘El Chapo’ jailbreak
Four Mexican officials are charged with aiding drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s jailbreak.
EGYPT
Egypt forces kill 29 militants in Sinai
Egyptian security forces kill 29 militants during a series of operations in the restive Sinai Peninsula.
POLITICS
Clinton will not appologize over emails
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton says she will not apologize for using a private email account and server.
FOREIGN POLICY
Iran agreement in Congress on Tuesday
As they return from a summer recess on Tuesday, US lawmakers are set to begin discussions over the Iran nuclear agreement.
MILITARY
US sent stealth fighters near Russia
Two of the US Air Force's most advanced war aircraft, F-22 Raptor stealth fighters, have made an unusual visit to Estonia bordering Russia.
MILITARY
UK drone strike in Syria kills 2 Britons
The UK prime minister reveals that British forces have killed three Daesh terrorists, including two Britons, in a drone strike in Syria.
PALESTINE
Ex-Mossad chief slams Bibi's anti-US policy
The former head of the Israeli spy agency, the Mossad, criticizes Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
SOCIETY
Brutal attack on hijab-wearing girl: Video
Shocking footage shows a hijab-wearing girl knocked unconscious in an unprovoked attack in London.
IRAQ
'Daesh kidnaps 127 Iraqi children in Mosul'
The Daesh Takfiri group kidnaps around 130 Iraqi children in the city of Mosul, an Iraqi Kurdish official says.
POLITICS
UK MPs, union leaders slam Israel PM visit
A group of British union leaders and lawmakers slam the upcoming visit to the UK by the Israeli prime minister.
POLITICS
Harvard professor joins presidential race
Harvard law professor Lawrence Lessig has announced that he is running for the US president.
NORTH AFRICA
Moroccans pay tribute to Aylan Kurdi
Moroccans have staged a tribute rally for the three-year-old Syrian boy whose tiny body washed up on the Turkish shore last week.
INTERVIEWS
What Sanders/Trump rise means for US
The ascendancy of Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump shows that America is splitting along the class lines, a US journalist says.
SYRIA
EU flood to swell with more refugees: UN
If peace does not return to Syria, thousands more asylum seekers will join the flood headed towards Europe, says UN.
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