EGYPT
20 Egypt police hurt in Sinai blast
At least 20 policemen are injured in a roadside bomb attack on their vehicle in Egypt's restive Sinai Peninsula.
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SOCIETY
Met police face perjury charge
The Metropolitan police have been scrutinized for not suspending an officer facing charged for perjury regarding the Sean Rigg case.
HUMAN RIGHTS
UK prison unaware of man in cell
Concerns have been raised at prison bosses who appeared not to know of the presence of a prisoner in their jail.
EU
Italy’s ex-PM gets 3 years in jail
Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is sentenced to three years in jail for bribery.
INTERVIEWS
Many in US ‘want war with Russia’
Grossman says there are people in the US who are seeking a military conflict with Russia for their own economic profits.
SYRIA
‘Israel arming anti-Damascus militants’
A new report shows Israel is arming and recruiting for Takfiri militant groups operating inside Syria.
POLITICS
Iran’s president in Russia for summits
Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani is in Russia to participate in two major summits of BRICS and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
'No insurmountable issues left in Iran talks'
The Russian foreign minister says no insurmountable problems are left at nuclear negotiations between Iran and the P5+1 countries.
POLITICS
No reason to rush for Iran deal: US Dems
Democratic senators are convinced to give Obama more time to reach a good final nuclear agreement with Iran.
SYRIA
Syrian refugees top 4 million: UN
The number of Syrian refugees who have fled the conflict in their country has exceeded 4 million, the UN says.
EU
Greece debt needs restructuring: IMF
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) calls for the restructuring of Greece’s massive debt.
POLITICS
South Carolina House OKs removing flag
The South Carolina House of Representatives has approved taking down the Confederate flag.
POLITICS
Leader condoles with Kuwait over cleric
Ayatollah Khamenei expresses condolences over the passing of top Kuwaiti Shia cleric Ayatollah Seyyed Muhammad Baqir al-Musawi al-Muhri.
ECONOMY
Syria approves $1 billion credit from Iran
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has ratified a $1 billion credit line from Iran for funding imports of goods and commodities and implementing projects, the state news agency SANA has said.
SYRIA
Syria army kills 35 ISIL militants in Homs
Syria’s armed forces kill 35 ISIL terrorists near the ancient city of Palmyra.
IRAQ
ISIL rocket raids kill 11 in Iraq's Fallujah
At least 11 civilians are killed in rocket attacks by ISIL militants against residential neighborhoods in Fallujah, Iraq.
KOREAS
Drought puts N Korea kids in danger
The United Nations warns that a serious drought in North Korea requires urgent action to prevent the death of children.
INTERVIEWS
Iran deal delay ‘opportunity for Israel’
Longer review period of a possible deal with Iran will give the Israeli lobby more time to put pressure on Congress, says an analyst.
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