SYRIA
‘Kids bearing brunt of Syria conflict’
Syrian children are bearing the brunt of the international community’s failure to end the ongoing conflict in Syria, a report says.
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PAKISTAN
19 die as Pakistani train falls into canal
At least 19 people, including senior army officers, have been killed after a train carrying soldiers fell into a canal in Pakistan.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Rouhani urges IAEA impartiality on N-case
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says the IAEA should play its proper role in Iran's nuclear talks without being influenced by world powers.
SOCIETY
Cut pollution to save ocean life: Study
Global warming will cause irreversible damage to marine life in the world's oceans if left unchecked, says a new study.
SOCIETY
'US mass killings may be contagious'
A new study has found that mass killings in the United States may be contagious.
PALESTINE
Israel not interested in peace: Palestine FM
Palestinian Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki criticizes Israel for not being interested in reaching a peace deal with Palestinians.
ECONOMY
BP to pay $18.7bn to US over oil spill
BP has agreed to an $18.7 billion settlement with five US states and the federal government over the great spill in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010.
INTERVIEWS
Ted Cruz contends for 'clown nomination'
Republican Senator Ted Cruz is contending for America’s "greatest clown nomination," a political commentator says.
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Iran urges end to Saudi war on Yemen
A senior Iranian diplomat calls for an immediate end to Saudi attacks on Yemen.
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Burundi elections not credible: UN
The UN observers say the recently held parliamentary elections in Burundi were not free or credible.
MILITARY
‘UK OK'd arms sales to Israel post-Gaza war’
The British government approved £4 million in arms sales to Israel in the immediate aftermath of Israel’s recent war on Gaza, a report says.
ENERGY
Glencore oil execs visit Tehran for talks
Anglo-Swiss commodity trader Glencore is the latest European energy entity to send its executives to Tehran in search of business opportunities amid hopes of a nuclear deal with Iran, a Thursday report said.
GERMANY
Germany calls in US envoy over spying
German chancellor’s office calls in the US envoy to discuss new revelations about the NSA spying.
AFGHANISTAN
Taliban attack kills 7 Afghan policemen
A nighttime Taliban attack kills at least seven policemen in Afghanistan's Maidan Wardak Province.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Rouhani meets with IAEA chief in Tehran
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani holds talks with the IAEA chief, Yukiya Amano, in Tehran.
NIGERIA
Boko Haram raids kill 145 in Nigeria
Suspected Boko Haram militants have killed at least 145 people in a fresh attack in northeast Nigeria, witnesses say.
IRAQ
Iraq reports 4mn cases of ISIL abuses
An Iraqi minister says the ISIL terrorist group has violated human rights laws in Iraq more than four million times since last year.
POLITICS
Clinton: Benghazi panel a 'charade'
Hillary Clinton’s campaign has denounced the House Select Committee on the 2012 Benghazi attack as a “charade.”
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