PALESTINE
Palestinian government to resign: Abbas
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has announced that his government will resign within the next 24 hours.
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FOREIGN POLICY
‘US working mechanism for post-deal veto’
Washington says it is working on a mechanism to deal with Chinese and Russian veto power after Iran deal.
PERSIAN GULF
Hezbollah censures Salman court ruling
Hezbollah condemns a Bahraini court’s ruling against Sheikh Ali Salman as politically-motivated.
INTERVIEWS
CIA torture 'core feature of imperialism'
The CIA’s torture program “is a core feature of imperial conquest and imperial domination going back hundreds of years,” said a political analyst.
SYRIA
Militant mortar fire kills Syrian civilian
A civilian is killed and a dozen others injured in two militant mortar attacks in and around Syria’s capital, Damascus.
SYRIA
Hezbollah, Syria make new Qalamoun gains
Hezbollah forces and the Syrian army make fresh gains in the battle for Qalamoun.
AFGHANISTAN
Taliban warns ISIL against 'parallel' war
The Taliban warns ISIL terrorist leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi against meddling in Afghanistan.
ECONOMY
‘Iran needs 400 planes in next 10 years’
Iran's minister of roads and urbanization says the country needs 400 passenger planes in the next 10 years.
EU
Albania prepares to vote in key election
Albania is to vote in local elections on June 21, widely viewed as a key test of democracy for the Balkan state.
SAUDI ARABIA
Two more people beheaded in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia beheads two more citizens, bringing to 102 the number of people executed in the kingdom in 2015.
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‘Resistance to bring victory to Yemen’
The leader of Yemen’s Houthi movement says resistance in the face of plots by the US, Israel and Saudi Arabia will culminate in victory for Yemenis.
SUDAN
S Africa urged to explain Bashir departure
A court in South Africa gives the government a week to explain why it let Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir depart the country despite his arrest order.
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Chad tightens security after bombings
Officials launch a security clampdown in Chad's capital after recent terrorist attacks in the city.
SOCIETY
Police slammed over missing Bradford women
Families of three missing British mothers say they are not receiving any help from police regarding the fate of the missing sisters.
INTERVIEWS
'US provoking Russia as false enemy'
The United States is escalating tensions with Russia because it needs enemies for distracting the American people, a US military veteran says.
SOCIETY
Iran holds massive funeral for 270 martyrs
Iranians hold a massive funeral procession for 270 soldiers martyred during the Iran-Iraq war of the 1980s.
BUSINESS
Norway’s Statoil to cut 1,500 more jobs
The Norwegian energy giant, Statoil, plans to slash up to 1,500 more jobs amid plunging oil prices.
POLITICS
UK political parties relying on the rich
A new report suggesting that 41 percent of donations provided to British political parties over the past five years were made by 76 people.
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