INTERVIEWS
US spies on Abe for subservient behavior
The US is spying on Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe due to his "subservient behavior."
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INTERVIEWS
'US sanctions on Russia meaningless'
The sanctions Washington has been imposing against Moscow are "meaningless" and lack the backing of US allies, says an analyst.
PALESTINE
Israeli forces kill 2 Palestinians
Palestinian medics say Israeli forces have shot dead two Palestinians in the Gaza Strip and West Bank.
PALESTINE
Israeli baby killing terrorist act: UN chief
UN chief Ban Ki-moon says the recent Israeli arson attack that killed a Palestinian toddler was a “terrorist act”.
SPORTS
Iran basketball players sweep US squad
Iran's basketball team defeats the US side 71-56 to advance to the final of the 2015 International Basketball Challenge in China.
SOCIETY
UK to cut benefits to obese, drug addicts
The UK government is making plans to cut the benefits of welfare claimants that refuse psychological treatments for obesity and drug addiction.
FOREIGN POLICY
US condemns Israeli infanticide
The US Consul General in al-Quds has condemned the "vicious" killing of a Palestinian toddler by Israelis.
PALESTINE
Palestinian pres. orders opening of ICC suit
Palestinian President Abbas orders the filing of a lawsuit with the ICC over the killing of an infant by Israeli settlers.
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‘Muslims facing persecution in CAR’
Amnesty International says Muslims in the Central African Republic (CAR) face religious persecution.
SOCIETY
‘Ebola vaccine gives 100% protection’
Researcher says an Ebola vaccine has proven to provide complete protection against the baneful disease.
SOCIETY
‘Iranian city experiences 73 °C heat’
A port city in Iran’s extreme southwest apparently experiences a temperature of 163 °F (73 °C).
INTERVIEWS
‘$100 million committed to sink Iran deal’
Israel and its supporters in the US are committing at least $100 million to sink the Iran nuclear agreement in Congress, an author and radio host in Chicago says.
SOCIETY
US Justice Dept. accuses court of racism
The US Department of Justice has accused a family court in St. Louis, Missouri, of rights violations and racial bias.
POLITICS
Galloway vows to join Corbyn-led Labour
Former British MP George Galloway says he is ready to rejoin the Labour Party if Jeremy Corbyn is elected as its leader.
PALESTINE
EU raps baby killing by Israel settlers
The EU urges the Israeli regime to show “zero tolerance” for persisting settler violence against Palestinians.
PALESTINE
Another act of Israeli settler violence
An Israeli settler reportedly runs over a Palestinian firefighter with his vehicle in the West Bank city of al-Khalil (Hebron).
SAUDI ARABIA
‘Yemeni attacks kill 4 Saudi soldiers’
Saudi state media say at least four Saudi soldiers have been killed in retaliatory attacks by Yemeni forces.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahrainis renew call for Salman release
Bahrainis decry the continued imprisonment of Sheikh Ali Salman, demanding his immediate release.
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