SYRIA
Kurds retake road near Syria’s Tel Abyad
Syrian Kurdish fighters seize control of a major road to the border town of Tel Abyad.
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POLITICS
'Lame duck' Obama fights for trade deal
US President Barack Obama is fighting to persuade Congress to pass a bill that would expand trade between the US and Pacific rim countries.
HUMAN RIGHTS
CIA broke 'human experimentation' rules
The CIA has broken limits set in the agency's human-experimentation guidelines during torture of terrorism suspects, a document shows.
BUSINESS
Global stocks down amid Greece fears
Global stocks have fallen after aid-for-austerity talks between Greece and its creditors collapsed.
HUMAN RIGHTS
‘UK incoherent in tacking domestic violence’
The UN says the UK has an incoherent approach to dealing with domestic violence.
EU
Greece runs real risk of euro exit: Spain
Spain's foreign minister says Greece runs a 'real risk' of quitting eurozone.
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Pope accepts US bishops resignation
Pope Francis accepts the resignation of two US bishops who helped cover up a sex abuse scandal.
SOCIETY
‘UK’s eating disorder patients risk lives’
Those suffering from eating disorders in Britain risk lives as they wait up to three years for NHS treatment.
NIGERIA
10 killed in Nigeria bomb attacks
Two assailants attack separate locations in the northeastern Nigeria Yobe state, killing 10 people.
POLITICS
Iran official in Riyadh for Yemen talks
An Iranian official arrives in Saudi Arabia to attend OIC talks on Yemen.
PALESTINE
Israel denies UN investigator Gaza entry
Israel blocks the UN rights envoy from Gaza as the world body is to report on the Israeli war.
HUMAN RIGHTS
‘Nearly half of Brits against refugees’
A new poll shows nearly half of Brits are against receiving more refugees.
ECONOMY
Saudi stake in Iran firm under scrutiny
A Saudi food producer’s domination of the Iranian market for a basic staple is raising hackles in the Persian country, forcing the company’s local partners to deny rumors that it was linked to ISIL terrorists.
NIGERIA
Twin bombings kill 23 in Chad
At least 23 people are killed and more than 100 others wounded in bomb attacks against two police buildings in N'Djamena, Chad.
POLITICS
Iraqi premier due in Iran for talks
Iraq's prime minister is to travel to Tehran to hold talks with senior Iranian officials.
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7k seek damages over Fukushima disaster
Over 7,000 people in Japan seek compensation for the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster.
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UN chief urges 2-week pause for Yemen
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon calls for a two-week humanitarian pause in war-ravaged Yemen during the fasting month of Ramadan.
ECONOMY
UK union warns of illegal strike over rules
Britain’s largest public sector union has warned of a long conflict with what it calls the hostile Tory government.
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