TURKEY
Turkish court frees convicted police
A Turkish police officer who shot dead a protester during an anti-government demonstration in 2013 has been released from prison.
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BUSINESS
US mulling sanctions against Chinese firms
Reports say the US is set to slap sanctions on a number of Chinese firms which are accused of the cyber theft of the US intellectual property.
MILITARY
‘Canadian jets killed 27 Iraqi civilians’
The Pentagon says Canadian fighter jets killed dozens of Iraqi civilians in an airstrike against ISIL terrorists earlier this year.
TURKEY
Turkey renews Syria, Iraq raids mandate
The Turkish parliament extends the mandate for military operations in neighboring Syria and Iraq.
SYRIA
Syria, Hezbollah make gains in Zabadani
The Syrian army, backed by Hezbollah resistance fighters, makes advances in the key southwestern city of Zabadani.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Report details Ferguson police brutality
The US Justice Department has sharply criticized brutal police tactics against protesters last year in Ferguson.
INTERVIEWS
‘Pelosi has votes to sustain Obama veto’
Obama will also have the votes in the House to sustain his veto of the Republican resolution against the Iran nuclear agreement, an American investigative journalist says.
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WHO declares Liberia Ebola-free again
Liberia is Ebola-free again after the deadly virus reappeared there, the WHO says.
IRAQ
Bomb attacks kill 11 in, around Baghdad
At least 11 people are killed and several others wounded in a series of bomb attacks in and around the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.
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Saudi Arabia keeps bombing Yemen
Saudi military aircraft carry out a new round of attacks against several areas across Yemen.
SOCIETY
1 killed, 2 injured near US college
A shooting has left one person killed and two others wounded near Sacramento City College.
SPORTS
Iran routs Guam in FIFA WCup qualifier
Iran's national soccer team thrashes Guam 6-0 in a 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifying match staged at Tehran's Azadi Stadium.
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Guatemalan president sent to jail
The Guatemalan president is sent to jail after he resigned amid a corruption scandal that has rattled his government.
AFGHANISTAN
US drone raid kills 32 in E Afghanistan
At least 32 people are killed in a US assassination drone attack in Afghanistan’s eastern province of Paktia.
PALESTINE
‘UN set to vote on Palestine flag draft’
A draft resolution on raising the Palestinian flag at the UN headquarters is set to be put to a vote next week, the Palestinian envoy to the UN says.
MILITARY
Pentagon: US ships are spying on Russia
The Pentagon has confirmed that the US ‘oceanographic ships,’ which are in waters off the coast of Russia, are spying on the country.
SOCIETY
Farm dust protects kids against allergies
A new study reveals a link between farm dust and protection against allergies.
RUSSIA
US presence in Ukraine against Minsk deal
The Russian Foreign Ministry says the deployment of US troops in Ukraine is in violation of the Minsk agreement.
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