FOREIGN POLICY
Tunisia British death toll may exceed 30
New reports suggest that the number of Britons killed in the recent beach massacre in Tunisia may surpass 30.
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SOCIETY
1,000s of Brits head home from Tunisia
Thousands of UK citizens arrive home after the deadly Tunisia attack on Friday.
AFGHANISTAN
Afghans hold anti-US demo in Parwan
Afghans hold an anti-US demonstration in the eastern province of Parwan.
POLITICS
Ohio governor to launch presidential bid
Ohio Governor John Kasich will announce his candidacy for president next month.
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Volcano erupts in Indonesia’s East Java
A volcano erupts in Indonesia’s East Java Province, releasing smoke and ash.
KOREAS
No new MERS cases in S Korea in 9 days
South Korea cautiously reports no new cases of, or deaths from MERS for the first time in nine days.
ECONOMY
US senator blasts economic situation
Senator Bernie Sanders says the American people are “sick and tired” of the economic situation in the US.
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Polling stations open in Burundi
Polling stations officially open in Burundi's parliamentary elections.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudis hold rally for Kuwait solidarity
Saudis hold a rally to express solidarity with the people of Kuwait over a recent terrorist attack in the country.
IRAQ
Senior ISIL commander killed in Iraq
A top ISIL commander in Iraq is killed in the city of Mosul along with 10 other Takfiri militants, says a senior Iraqi commander.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
All sides showing willpower for N-deal
The EU says all the negotiating sides have shown the political will to clinch a final nuclear deal.
ECONOMY
Iran sharply raises stake in Islamic body
The International Islamic Trade Finance Corp (ITFC) has approved raising Iran’s stake in the financial entity, making the country the third largest shareholder, its annual report says.
PALESTINE
Palestine's Adnan ends strike
Palestinian detainee Adnan ends his 55-day long hunger strike after Israel agreed to release him, his lawyer says.
INTERVIEWS
US critics doing ‘disservice’ to Obama
A criticism by a former CIA chief over Iran nuclear talks is doing “disservice” to the Obama administration, says an analyst.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
‘Final Iran N-deal not against Mideast’
A senior Iranian diplomat says a final nuclear agreement will not be against the region.
NORTH AFRICA
Libya rivals hold first direct talks
Libya’s warring factions hold their first face-to-face meeting during peace talks in Morocco.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US professors warned over anti-Israel BDS
A Jewish institute has proposed “outing” of anti-Israel professors from universities in the United States.
POLITICS
'Sardasht CW suppliers must be tried'
Iran calls for the prosecution of those who provided the former Iraqi regime with chemical against Iranian soldiers during the Iraq–Iran War.
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