HUMAN RIGHTS
‘UK child abuse cover-up massive’
A rights campaigner in the UK says child abuse is massively covered up in the country.
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Saudi airstrikes kill scores in Yemen
Saudi warplanes pound several areas across Yemen, killing scores of people amid reports of a dire humanitarian situation.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
N-talks: Fracturing culture of sanctions
Amid last-ditch diplomatic efforts to reach a final accord on Iran’s nuclear program, the question is whether the P5+1 will manage to narrow the differences and come to a conclusion on the need to fracture the culture of sanctions, writes Press TV correspondent in Vienna.
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Guatemalans urge president to resign
Thousands of Guatemalans stage rally to protest against government corruption, urging president to quit.
ECONOMY
Iran to export fishery products to Russia
Iran will export 28,000 tonnes of fishery products to Russia in late August.
ECONOMY
More Americans give up looking for work
US wage growth remained stagnant in June and many unemployed Americans gave up looking for work.
PALESTINE
Israeli settlers attack Palestinian cars
Extremist Israeli settlers attack Palestinian cars in East al-Quds and injure a Palestinian woman.
SOCIETY
UK memorial due for Tunisia's Brit victims
The UK government is set to fund a permanent memorial for the British victims of the recent Tunisia terror attack.
MILITARY
US airstrikes leave 22 dead in Syria
6 civilians, including a child, were among at least 22 people killed in US air strikes on the ISIL in Syria on Saturday and Sunday.
COLOMBIA
Colombia threatens to quit FARC talks
The Colombian government says it may walk away from the peace talks with the FARC rebels.
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Malaysia PM faces potential criminal charge
Malaysia’s prime minister faces a potential criminal charge over allegations of corruption.
ECONOMY
Iran to export 4mn tonnes steel this year
Iran's steel exports are expected to reach 4 million tonnes during the current year.
SPORTS
Iran female shooter shines in Universiade
Iranian shooter Najmeh Khedmati clinches gold at the 2015 Universiade in South Korea.
SOCIETY
‘Official data on homeless Brits not real’
A study shows the number of homeless young Britons is three times more than official data.
INTERVIEWS
Hillary Clinton seeks funding from neocons
The 2016 US presidential candidates are competing against one another by using strong language against China and Russia, says an analyst.
SYRIA
Militant mortar attacks kill two Syrians
At least two people are killed in mortar attacks by foreign-backed Takfiri militants in and around the Syrian capital, Damascus.
AFGHANISTAN
23 militants killed in Afghan airstrikes
The Afghan air force kills 23 Taliban militants in airstrikes in the northern province of Faryab.
KOREAS
South Korean official found dead in China
A South Korean official who had traveled to China to deal with the aftermath of a bus crash is found dead.
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