PALESTINE
UNRWA staff in Gaza protest cuts
UNRWA staff in the Gaza Strip hold a rally against the agency’s decision to cut its services in the territory.
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PALESTINE
Israel resumes work on separation wall
Israeli army uproots dozens of olive trees in a Palestinian town in the occupied West Bank.
CHINA
Rains to hinder China blasts site rescue
Rains and thunderstorms are expected to spread pollution and complicate rescue operations at China’s Tianjin blasts site.
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South Sudan snubs peace deal with rebels
The government of South Sudan has refused to sign a peace deal with rebels in the country.
INTERVIEWS
'US Jews oppose Israel stand on Iran'
A letter of support by 340 American rabbis to US lawmakers shows that a great majority of American Jews support the nuclear accord with Iran, says an analyst.
ECONOMY
Hyundai to invest in Iran’s Anzali Port
South Korea’s Hyundai plans to invest in the development of Iran's northern port of Anzali.
KOREAS
‘North Korea installs speakers of its own’
North Korea reinstalls loudspeakers of its own to broadcast anti-South Korea messages along the border between the two countries, Seoul says.
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‘Suspect identified’ in Thailand bombing
Thailand says it has identified a suspect behind a recent deadly bombing attack in Bangkok.
IRAQ
‘Kurdish judicial body extends Barzani term’
he Judicial Council of Iraq’s Kurdistan extends Masoud Barzani’s term as president for another two years, a report says.
MILITARY
US tanks roll into EU to deter Russia
US Marines move tanks and heavy artillery across Europe to quell fears over Russia's actions.
ENERGY
Baku tells Tehran to join EU pipeline plan
Iran’s media say Azerbaijan has officially proposed to Iran to join a key project to export natural gas to Europe.
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All bodies found in Indonesia plane crash
Indonesian rescuers find 54 bodies at the remote site where a passenger plane crashed in Papua Province over the weekend.
KOREAS
‘Koreas end Kaesong wage row’
South and North Korea reach an agreement over a six-month wage row at a jointly-operated industrial zone, Seoul says.
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Ex-Sri Lankan leader admits election defeat
Sri Lanka’s former President Mahinda Rajapaksa concedes defeat in legislative elections.
ECONOMY
India to start clearing Iran debts in days
Indian officials say the country is preparing to clear $6.5 billion of dues it owes to Iran for oil import in tranches.
POLITICS
Texas official suggests nuking Muslims
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller posted a photo on Facebook that advocated for bombing the ‘Muslim world’ with atomic bombs.
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Girl recounts rape by CAR blue helmets
The UN mission in the Central African Republic vows full investigation into allegations of sexual abuse by its peacekeepers.
INTERVIEWS
US should ‘try or send back’ corrupt Chinese
The US should “send back” Chinese nationals who have escaped to the country over “corruption,” says a former American intelligence linguist.
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