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NATO launches massive drills in Europe
NATO launches massive military drills across Europe, in what is seen as a move to deter alleged threats from Russia.
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PALESTINE
250 Palestinians begin hunger strike
Some 250 Palestinians being held in Israel’s Negev prison have begun an open-ended hunger strike in protest to their administrative detention.
INTERVIEWS
What may truly kill JCPOA on Congress floor
American politicians are continuing attempts for and against Iran accord, set to be reviewed by the GOP-weighted Congress.
PAKISTAN
UN voices alarm at violence in Kashmir
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has voiced alarm at the recent escalation of violence along the de facto border between India and Pakistan.
TURKEY
Turkey coalition govt. talks fail
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu officially announces his failure to form a coalition government.
POLITICS
West Bank is Israel’s: Huckabee
Mike Huckabee visits the occupied West Bank, claiming the region belongs to the Tel Aviv regime.
SOCIETY
Watch tank challenges bikers in Norway
What’s the least expected thing to see while taking part in a cycling race?
RUSSIA
Putin sub dives deep in Black Sea
Russian President Vladimir Putin has taken an underwater expedition in the Black Sea to see the remains of an ancient shipwreck.
SOCIETY
2-million-year-old pinky found in Africa
Scientists say the unearthing of a 2-million-year-old finger bone suggests that modern humans evolved earlier than previously thought.
SOCIETY
Opposing Obama-backed Arctic drilling
Hillary Clinton voices opposition to drilling in the Arctic after approval by the Obama administration.
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Saudi airstrikes kill 15 in Yemen
At least 15 people are killed following Saudi airstrikes on a residential area in the northwestern Yemeni province of Amran.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Pentagon looking for Gitmo replacement
The Pentagon is sending out evaluation teams to assess military and federal prisons that can be used as replacement for Guantanamo.
TURKEY
PKK kills Turkish soldier in Diyarbakir
A Turkish soldier is killed and four others are injured in clashes with the PKK fighters in southeastern Turkey.
BUSINESS
Wood Group cuts jobs on oil price slump
The Scotland-based Wood Group energy company has laid off 13 percent of its employees since the end of 2014.
NIGERIA
Boko Haram ambush kills 150 in Nigeria
A Boko Haram ambush claims the lives of up to 150 people in northeastern Nigeria.
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Yemen turning into open graveyard
The Red Cross says it is very concerned over the growing number of unattended corpses in Yemen.
POLITICS
Iran backs Iraq fight against Daesh: FM
The Iranian foreign minister says Tehran supports the Iraqi government’s fight against Daesh.
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South Sudan govt. slams peace proposal
South Sudan's government censures the African Union-mediated peace deal as a "sell-out."
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