EGYPT
Attacks kill 3 kids, woman in Egypt’s Sinai
Two attacks in Egypt’s restive Sinai Peninsula leave 3 children and a woman dead.
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SOCIETY
Fewer in US proud to be American
Fewer people consider themselves to be "extremely proud" to be an American compared to a decade ago, a new Gallup poll indicates.
ECONOMY
Iran’s vehicle production up 16%
Iran produced above 260,000 of different kinds of vehicles in the second quarter of 2015.
POLITICS
Iran condemns new Boko Haram attacks
Iran condemns recent attacks by the Boko Haram Takfiri militants in Nigeria.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
'Iran PMD probe may be completed in 2015'
The IAEA says it could complete a probe into the PMD issue of Iran's nuclear program by the end of 2015.
SYRIA
Siege tightened on militants in Qalamoun
Syrian forces and Hezbollah fighters tighten the siege on the militants in a major town in Qalamoun.
CHINA
China holds 'unprecedented' naval drills
China launches "unprecedented" military exercises in the Yellow Sea.
POLITICS
'UN must pursue issue of Iran diplomats'
Iran urges the UN to pursue the case of four nationals abducted in Lebanon over three decades ago.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Ted Cruz to US: Quit UN rights body
US presidential candidate Ted Cruz urges the US to withdraw from the UN Human Rights Council after the body voted to condemn Israel’s war on Gaza.
ENERGY
Iran presenting new deal to oil firms
Iran says it has started to present the much-awaited new format of its oil contracts to European and Asian energy corporations.
ECONOMY
Iran’s unfrozen gold worth $700 million
Iran says the value of 13 tons of gold returned from South Africa this week as part of a nuclear deal is $700 million.
POLITICS
No Iranian military advisors in Yemen
A senior Iranian official says Iran has no military advisors in Yemen.
AFGHANISTAN
Afghan defense chief nominee rejected
Afghan legislators reject the second nominee for the position of defense minister.
LEBANON
Lebanon foils infiltration by militants
Lebanon thwarts an attempt by militants to infiltrate the country’s northeastern border.
GERMANY
Germany rules out Greek debt writedown
Germany rules out any potential restructuring of Greece’s debt to international creditors.
SOCIETY
Roof was in contact with supremacists
The man charged in the shooting deaths of 9 African Americans in a church had been in contact with white supremacists online.
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‘Lenders subjecting Greece to terrorism’
Greece accuses the EU and the troika of international lenders of subjecting the country to terrorism.
SOCIETY
Migrants storm Channel Tunnel
A large number of migrants have disrupted Channel Tunnel Services by trying to board UK-bound freight.
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