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"Met suppresses protesting officers"
A former black officer in UK says charges against him were discriminatory.
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ISIL no weaker than before strikes: US
The ISIL terrorist group is no weaker than it was a year ago, American intelligence agencies conclude.
IRAQ
‘Iraq violence kills over 1,300 in July’
The United Nations (UN) says at least 1,332 people were killed in acts of violence in Iraq in July.
EGYPT
Militant cmdr. killed in Egypt’s Sinai
Egyptian forces kill a top militant commander during an encounter in the restive Sinai Peninsula.
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Two soldiers killed in Ukraine’s east
Two Ukrainian soldiers are killed and over a dozen others injured in clashes in the eastern part of the country.
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Russia, US, Saudi FMs to meet in Qatar
The foreign ministers of Russia, the US and Saudi Arabia are set to meet in the Qatari capital.
SYRIA
Syrian soldiers kill 19 militants in Hama
The Syria army kills nearly 20 terrorists during an operation in Hama Province.
SOCIETY
Iranians bid farewell to hero fireman
An Iranian hero fireman who saved people during a huge blaze in southern Iran has been laid to rest.
ENERGY
Iran says piping gas to EU not economical
Iranian officials say piping natural gas to Europe will not be economically justifiable.
POLITICS
Corbyn one step closer to Labour leadership
Labour party leader candidate Jeremy Corbyn has garnered the support of another union.
FOREIGN POLICY
US to retaliate against China for hacking
The Obama administration has determined that it must retaliate against China for the recent cyber attacks against the US, says a report.
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Saudi airstrikes kill 8 Yemeni civilians
Eight civilians die and 20 others are wounded in fresh Saudi airstrikes on Yemen.
SYRIA
8mn live in ISIL fear in Iraq, Syria: UN
An estimated eight million civilians are living in a state of fear in ISIL-held territories in Iraq and Syria, a UN expert says.
AFGHANISTAN
New Taliban leader releases first message
The new leader of Afghan Taliban sends out his first public message, urging unity and continued militancy.
ECONOMY
EU states sending trade missions to Iran
Several high ranking European delegations plan to visit Tehran to explore the avenues to promote trade ties with Iran.
SOCIETY
UK charities banned from bullying
Regulator warns charities against bullying public into giving money.
PALESTINE
Palestinian shot in baby killing protest dies
A Palestinian teenager succumbs to injuries after being shot in a protest against a recent Israeli settler attack that killed a baby.
MILITARY
US Marines detained en route to Ukraine
Nine American Marines en route to Ukraine were arrested in Vienna for carrying arms without proper clearance.
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