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Greek parliament approves tough reform bill
The Greek parliament has approved a tough reform bill demanded by the country’s international creditors amid violent protests in Athens.
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France categorically nixes ‘Grexit’
The French prime minister rules out the idea of a potential Greek exit from the eurozone.
INTERVIEWS
Carter’s threats on Iran ‘not significant’
The remarks by the Pentagon chief over using a military option on Iran should not be taken seriously, says a political analyst.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Iran resolution submitted to UNSC
Russia's envoy to the UN says a draft resolution on the outcome of Iran nuclear talks has been submitted to the Security Council.
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'Timber firms fund CAR armed groups’
A report shows that foreign timer firms are complicit in the conflict in the Central African Republic.
PALESTINE
Israel arrests 5 Palestinians in WB
Five Palestinians are detained on charges of being involved in the death of an Israeli.
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Talks on Burundi crisis yield no result
The talks between rival political parties in Burundi fails to produce a peace agreement.
SYRIA
US, ISIL brothers in arms: Press TV Poll
A Press TV poll shows that the Unites States and ISIL terrorists are overwhelmingly believed to be allies.
AFGHANISTAN
Militants gun down 5 Afghan civilians
Suspected Taliban militants kill five Afghan civilians in Zabul Province.
FOREIGN POLICY
Obama defends Iran nuclear agreement
US President Barack Obama has defended a conclusion reached with Iran over its nuclear program.
SYRIA
‘50+ ISIL child recruits killed in 2015’
Over 50 child combatants recruited by ISIL in Syria have reportedly been killed since the beginning of 2015.
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Kuwait seeks death penalty in mosque blast
Kuwait seeks 11 death sentences in connection with a terrorist attack at a Shia mosque in Kuwait City.
SAUDI ARABIA
Cable exposes Saudi Takfiri project
A Wikileaks cable reveals that a Saudi embassy staffer was expelled in Belgium for spreading Takfiri ideology.
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Canada cuts lending rate to curb recession
Canada’s central bank cuts lending rate to stimulate economy, curb recession.
POLITICS
Some P5+1 members cannot be trusted: Leader
Ayatollah Khamenei urges Iranian authorities to exercise vigilance about any violation of the recent conclusion of nuclear talks.
POLITICS
‘UK hopes to reopen embassy in Tehran’
The British foreign secretary says he hopes that his country and Iran could reopen their respective embassies before the end of this year.
BUSINESS
Toyota recalls 625K Prius cars over defect
Japan's automaker, Toyota, recalls 625,000 Prius cars over defect that causes vehicle to suddenly stop.
ECONOMY
Pakistan to resume Iran gas pipeline
Pakistan says it could resume a stalled gas pipeline project with Iran after the conclusion of nuclear talks.
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