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Pro-refugee protests held across Europe
People take to the streets in several European cities to show their solidarity with asylum seekers.
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KOREAS
South Korea fishing boat capsizes, kills 10
At least ten people die after a fishing boat capsizes in South Korea.
POLITICS
Poll: Trump beats Clinton head-to-head
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump leads Democrat Hillary Clinton head-to-head, a new poll finds.
PALESTINE
‘Palestinian woman succumbs to burns’
A Palestinian woman, who was seriously wounded in an arson attack by Israeli settlers, succumbs to her burn injuries , a report says.
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Japanese can return to radiation-hit town
Japan lifts an evacuation order for Naraha, in place since the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster.
POLITICS
‘Democrats will filibuster Iran deal’
US Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid confirms Democrats will try to mount a filibuster to prevent the Iran nuclear agreement bill from reaching Obama’s desk for a veto.
RUSSIA
Replica of largest nuke shown in Moscow
A replica of the biggest nuclear bomb ever detonated in human history has been exhibited in the Russian capital.
PALESTINE
EU to label goods from Israeli settlements
The EU is to soon announce its decision on the labeling of Israeli products made in occupied Palestinian territories.
SAUDI ARABIA
Yemen army to target Jeddah, Riyadh
Saudi cities of Jeddah, Abha, and the capital Riyadh will become legitimate targets for the Yemeni forces, the army says.
ECONOMY
‘Tehran, Baghdad eyeing $20bn trade’
Iran and Iraq can ramp up mutual trade to $20 billion, says Iran’s minister of finance and economic affairs.
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Snowden gets ‘right of privacy’ prize
American whistleblower Edward Snowden has been awarded a prize for his work on "right of privacy."
POLITICS
‘Obama poised for major diplomatic win’
Obama is set to achieve a major diplomatic victory on the Iran nuclear agreement when lawmakers return to Capitol Hill next week, a report says.
SYRIA
Daddy, please don't die: Baby’s last words
“Daddy, please don't die”, were the last word three-year-old Aylan Kurdi uttered before drowning.
TURKEY
3 die in Turkey during PKK clashes
Three people die in eastern Turkey during separate clashes between PKK and Turkish security forces.
EU
‘US, NATO to blame for refugee crisis’
The head of Austria's Freedom Party slams the US and NATO for the refugee crisis in Europe.
POLITICS
Kyrgyz president lauds JCPOA
The Kyrgyz president praises the nuclear agreement sealed between Iran and six world powers.
SOCIETY
MIT scientist skips showering for 12 years
MIT scientist Dave Whitlock has not taken a shower in over a decade to preserve skin bacteria.
FOREIGN POLICY
US warns Russia over ‘military buildup’
John Kerry has told his Russian counterpart that Washington is deeply concerned about reports of "an imminent enhanced Russian military buildup" in Syria.
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