SAUDI ARABIA
Rights situation ‘dire’ in Saudi Arabia
An activist from an anti-arms trade group has called the human rights situation in Saudi Arabia “dire”.
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SOCIETY
These hospitals charge patients 10-fold
A new study shows that 50 US hospitals charge uninsured patients around 10 times more than the normal care cost.
AFGHANISTAN
‘1K Afghans killed, 2K injured in 4 months’
A senior UN official says nearly 1,000 civilians were killed and almost 2,000 more injured across Afghanistan in the first four months of this year.
POLITICS
Iran urges political dialogue in Lebanon
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif urges dialogue among Lebanese political factions to resolve the country's problems.
SOCIETY
Gun violence raging on against US kids
According to a new study, in every four American children, more than one is exposed to gun violence before 18.
SOCIETY
Amputees can 'feel' this lifelike artificial leg
The world’s first prosthetic leg that can simulate feeling has been unveiled by Austrian researchers.
EGYPT
Egypt cabinet reshuffle looming: Reports
Press reports in Egypt widely speculate a potential cabinet reshuffle by President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi after he openly criticized his prime minister and several ministers.
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Yemenis attack Saudi military bases
The Yemeni army and popular committees launch rocket and mortar attacks against Saudi military bases in Saudi Arabia’s s Jizan region.
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Jordan unveils border security system
Jordan unveils a partially US-funded border surveillance system to secure its borders from any infiltration by terrorists.
MILITARY
Hackers shut down US army website
The US Army’s official website army.mil goes offline after hackers attack it.
SOCIETY
Apple announces iOS 9
Apple announces iOS 9, the latest version of its iPhone and iPad operating system.
MILITARY
Russia ‘monitoring’ US nukes move to UK
Kremlin says it is closely watching a possible deployment of US nukes in Europe.
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Yemeni forces kill 2 Saudi gaurds
Retaliatory attacks by Yemeni forces kill at least two Saudi troops and destroy four military vehicles.
PALESTINE
Ban leaves Israel off child rights violators list
The UN secretary general keeps Israel off the latest annual UN list of child rights violators.
MILITARY
UK to send extra military trainers to Iraq
Britain is to send scores of new military trainers to Iraq, says PM.
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7 Ukraine forces die in mine blast
Truck carrying Ukrainian troopers hits landmine in the east, killing seven soldiers.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
IAEA cites 'reasonable' time on Iran
Amano says the IAEA can verify the peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear program in 'reasonable' time.
BUSINESS
'UAE set to post 1st deficit in years’
The United Arab Emirates is set to post its first deficit since 2009, says the IMF.
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