POLITICS
Iran aid ship for Yemen docks in Djibouti
The Iranian ship Nejat (Rescue) with its cargo of humanitarian aid for the Yemeni people docks in Djibouti.
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EGYPT
‘ISIL-linked group kills Egypt soldier’
An Egyptian soldier is reportedly kidnapped and later killed by ISIL-linked militants.
POLITICS
51% disapprove of Obama job performance
A majority of Americans disapprove of the job President Obama is doing in the Oval Office, according to a new poll.
MEXICO
43 people killed in Mexico clashes
At least 43 people have been killed in clashes between gunmen and security forces in western Mexico.
PAKISTAN
Pakistan nabs culprits behind Shia killings
Pakistan has detained a number of Taliban militants who masterminded a deadly attack on a Shia mosque in Peshawar.
SYRIA
'ISIL seizes Syria-Iraq border crossing'
The ISIL Takfiri terrorists seize a strategic border crossing between Syria and Iraq, a UK-based monitoring group says.
SPORTS
Portugal’s Figo pulls out of FIFA race
Portuguese football legend Luis Figo has pulled out of the FIFA presidential election with a tirade against current president Sepp Blatter and the election process.
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9 people killed in northern Mali attack
At least nine people lose their lives in an attack on a town in northern Mali.
INTERVIEWS
US ‘creating Islamophobia by ISIL’
A political commentator says the United States wants to create Islamophobia by supporting and arming ISIL.
SPORTS
Iran routs Czech in volleyball friendly
Iran’s national volleyball squad has drubbed the Czech side in a friendly match.
AFGHANISTAN
New US drone strike kills 5 in Afghanistan
At least five people are killed in a fresh US drone strike in the troubled northeastern Afghanistan.
FOREIGN POLICY
Obama signs Iran nuclear bill into law
Obama has signed into law a bill that would allow Congress to review any final nuclear agreement with Iran.
IRAQ
Iraqi army liberates Khalidiya city
The Iraqi forces bring under their control the city of Khalidiya in the western province of Anbar.
INTERVIEWS
‘Intense police violence against blacks’
The frequent shooting of black people by white police officers illustrates a pattern of “intense police violence” against African Americans.
COLOMBIA
FARC suspend unilateral ceasefire
The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) suspend a unilateral ceasefire over a deadly airstrike by the government force.
POLITICS
First set of Clinton emails released
The US State Department has released hundreds of Hillary Clinton's emails related to the 2012 attack on the US consulate in Benghazi.
IRAQ
‘Iraq to launch anti-ISIL op in Ramadi’
An Iraqi official says army forces and Popular Mobilization units will launch an offensive to retake Ramadi from ISIL.
CHINA
UN urges dialog over S China Sea row
The UN chief calls for dialog to resolve the territorial disputes in the South China Sea.
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