MEXICO
Mexico hunting for ‘El Chapo’
Authorities in Mexico continue a countrywide manhunt for a notorious drug lord known as “El Chapo” for a fifth day.
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11 killed in PNG jungle fighting
At least 11 people are killed in a fight between two tribes in a jungle in Papua New Guinea.
POLITICS
Leader grants clemency to 930 inmates
The Leader of Islamic Revolution grants clemency to a number of Iranian prisoners on the occasion of Eid al-Fitr.
POLITICS
Language of force, a non-starter: Zarif
Iran’s foreign minister says the language of force or threats against the country does not yield any results.
ECONOMY
US unable to fix high black unemployment
Janet Yellen says the Fed's concerns about inflation limit its ability to address high African-American unemployment.
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Japan MPs pass contentious bills
The lower house of Japan’s parliament approves contentious security bills.
ECONOMY
Report: US firms in talks for Iran trade
US corporations such as Boeing and General Electric and tech giant Apple are studying potential entry into the Iranian market or expansion of their existing operations, American media report.
TURKEY
Erdogan rejects MIT spying allegations
Turkey’s president denies a German magazine report about the Turkish intelligence agency spying on Ankara’s opponents.
EGYPT
MB figure blames PG states over Morsi
A Muslim Brotherhood figure blames certain Persian Gulf Arab states for the potential execution of former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi.
POLITICS
Jewish groups lobbying over Iran deal
A report says several groups in the US will “spend tens of millions of dollars on a lobbying campaign” to cancel Iran agreement.
AFGHANISTAN
US drone strikes kill 16 in Afghanistan
US drone strikes kill at least 16 people in Afghanistan.
IRAQ
Iraqi forces kill over 100 ISIL terrorists
Iraqi army forces backed by volunteer fighters kill over 100 ISIL militants during separate operations in Anbar Province.
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Cuba calls on US to lift trade bans
Cuba calls on the US to lift the decades-old trade embargo on Havana.
KOREAS
South, N Korea start rare talks
North and South Korean officials start rare talks over a prolonged wage dispute in a jointly operated border area.
INTERVIEWS
AIPAC ‘rules, writes US foreign policy’
American journalist David Christie says the American Israel Public Affairs Committee is ruling and writing US foreign policy.
AFGHANISTAN
Three Afghan police killed in bombing
At least three policemen are killed in a bomb explosion in southern Afghanistan.
ECONOMY
South Africa primes for reviving Iran ties
South Africa has welcomed Tuesday’s conclusion of nuclear talks with Iran, saying it wanted to resume trade with the Middle Eastern country as soon as possible.
INTERVIEWS
US arms industry commits waste, fraud
The US arms industry is guilty of war crimes and has inflicted a tremendous amount of waste.
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