GERMANY
International creditors discuss Greece's plan
The European Commission, the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank review Greece's latest reform package.
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EGYPT
Airstrike leaves 5 dead in Egypt’s Sinai
An airstrike in Egypt’s northern Sinai Peninsula leaves five people from one family dead.
HUMAN RIGHTS
1 in 4 girls in US face sexual violence
One in four girls in the US will experience some form of sexual violence before the age of 18, a new study has found.
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Saudi raid hits German convoy in Yemen
At least two people are killed in a Saudi airstrike on a German aid convoy in Yemen’s northwest.
FOREIGN POLICY
‘Interim Iran deal extended to Monday’
A senior US State Department official says the 2013 interim nuclear agreement between Iran and the P5+1 group of countries will be extended through Monday.
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Danish tourists urged to leave Tunisia
Denmark urges Danish tourists in Tunisia to leave the North African country over security concerns.
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Indonesia extends airport closures
Ashes from seismic activity on Mount Raung on Java forces Indonesian authorities to extend closures at three airports.
POLITICS
Cameron backtracks on pre-election pledge
The Conservative government has postponed the controversial plans for English votes for English laws until at least September.
LEBANON
If Syria falls, so will Palestine: Nasrallah
The secretary general of Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah says Palestine will fall if Syria does.
AFGHANISTAN
ISIL kills three Afghan tribal leaders
The ISIL terrorists kill three tribal leaders in eastern Afghanistan.
POLITICS
S Carolina takes down Confederate flag
The controversial Confederate flag has been removed from South Carolina’s State House grounds in an honor guard ceremony.
PALESTINE
Israel bars Palestinians on way to Al-Aqsa
Israel bars hundreds of Palestinians from traveling to al-Quds (Jerusalem) to enter the Al-Aqsa Mosque for prayers.
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‘Israel sole beneficiary of Takfirism’
The Ansarullah leader says the Takfiri terrorism in the region merely serves the regime in Israel.
ECONOMY
Osborne under fire over ‘living wage’
The Institute for Fiscal Studies (ISF) has said that George Osborne’s new “living wage” will fail to compensate poor households for the £12bn cuts.
INTERVIEWS
US seeks to ‘scuttle’ Iran nuclear talks
Western nations are coming up with their own methods and redlines to scuttle a nuclear arrangement with Iran, an analyst says.
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Yemenis mark International Quds Day
People in Yemen take to the steets of Sana’a to denouce Israeli atroicities against Palestinians on International Quds Day.
GERMANY
Drive-by shootings kill two in Germany
Drive-by shootings kill two people in southern Germany.
ECONOMY
UK planning shake-up to boost new homes
Britain's Chancellor of Exchequer George Osborne has made changes to the country's planning laws in an effort to contain the housing crisis.
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