ENERGY
Iran trade beckons as Swiss annul sanction
Swiss companies, including major oil traders Glencore, Vitol and Trafigura, got a major boost as their country became the first nation to lift sanctions on Iran Thursday.
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LEBANON
War on Zionists, Takfiris to go on: Hezbollah
War against Zionists and Takfiris will continue until they are defeated, says the deputy secretary general of Hezbollah.
FOREIGN POLICY
Congress urged to vote 'no' on Iran
The Anti-Defamation League in the US has urged Congress to vote against the Iran nuclear agreement.
EGYPT
Egypt freezes Brotherhood members assets
Egyptian authorities have frozen the assets of over 1,300 Muslim Brotherhood members in 18 months.
POLITICS
House Dems: Read intel on Iran deal
A group of House Democrats urges colleagues to read intelligence assessment about the Iran nuclear agreement to see why it works.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Lord Janner faces child sex abuse trial
A former senior British politician appears in a London court for hearing over child sex abuse charges.
PALESTINE
Palestinian hunger striker goes into coma
Hunger striking Palestinian prisoner Mohammed Allan slips into a coma.
ECONOMY
Russian bank eyes Superjet sales to Iran
Sberbank Leasing Zao, a subsidiary of Russia’s biggest lender, has announced interest in exports of Sukhoi Superjet 100 passenger planes to Iran.
POLITICS
‘US policies to blame for Iraq plight’
A senior Iranian official slams the US army chief's comments on Iraq’s disintegration.
INTERVIEWS
'US fearful of Russia military power'
Russia’s growing military power is what Washington is really fearful of, says a geopolitical commentator.
EU
Greek parliament approves bailout deal
The Greek parliament ratifies the country's third bailout package after an all-night debate.
EGYPT
‘Egypt to expand buffer zone near Gaza’
Egypt is reportedly to expand a buffer zone it has created along its border with the Gaza Strip.
POLITICS
Iran hails Hezbollah victory over Israel
The Iranian parliament speaker hails Hezbollah’s victory against Israel during the 2006 war.
NIGERIA
Buhari gives army 3 months to end militancy
The Nigerian leader has ordered new military chiefs to end Boko Haram's militancy within three months.
POLITICS
Poll: 14% approve of US Congress
Americans’ approval of Congress and its GOP leaders has declined, a new poll shows.
POLITICS
Iran rejects Bahrain's claim as 'baseless'
Iran rejects Bahrain’s claim of Tehran's involvement in the July blast on the island of Sitra.
NORTH AFRICA
‘Daesh kills 38 in northern Libya’
The Takfiri terrorist group Daesh reportedly kills 38 tribesmen in the northern Libya city of Sirte.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Jeb Bush refuses to rule out torture
Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush says the use of torture is acceptable under some circumstances in the US.
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