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Israeli siege, assaults have totally or partially affected 100 percent of Gaza factories

The Israeli siege and assaults have totally or partially affected 100 percent of factories in the Gaza Strip.

18 years after US presence, Afghans still suffer from war

A new chapter was opened in Afghanistan on October 7, 2001, when the US warplanes began launching heavy strikes against the Taliban in different parts of Afghanistan. 

Nobel Medicine Prize won by doctors for work on cells’ response to oxygen

Two Americans and a Briton have won the 2019 Nobel Medicine Prize for discovering a molecular switch that regulates how cells adapt to fluctuating oxygen levels.

Putin puts on birthday show gathering mushrooms

Russia’s president puts on birthday show gathering mushrooms.

US federal judge: Trump must produce tax returns

A US federal judge has rejected President Donald Trump’s attempt to block access to years of his personal and corporate tax returns.

Unloading activity surge by %49 at Iran’s main port for goods: Official

Head of Iran’s port authority says unloading at Imam Khomeini Port has increased by nearly 50 percent.

Bombing hits bus transporting army recruits in Nangarhar, kid among dead

The kid was among ten people killed in Nangarhar province.

UN peacekeeper killed, five wounded in Mali

One peacekeeper has been killed and four others injured in a roadside bomb explosion in Mali, and another blue helmet has been injured in a separate attack.

Israeli troops attack Palestinians near Joseph’s Tomb in West Bank

Tear gas canisters and rubber-coated metal bullets were fired during the raid.

Iran will give firm response to any threat: Army chief commander

The chief commander of Iran’s Army says the country will give a firm response to any enemies’ threat.

Climate activists block key traffic hub in Berlin

Thousands of climate change activists blocked traffic at two main squares in Berlin on Monday.

More than 16,000 flee unrest in Indonesia’s Papua

More than 16,000 scared residents have fled an unrest-hit city in Indonesia’s Papua region, the military says.

Civilian deaths abroad should cause a Trump impeachment

Iran-Iraq alliance unbreakable despite enemy attempts: Spokesman

Tehran says the alliance between Iran and Iraq will not be affected by the enemies’ propaganda campaign after recent protests in some Iraqi cities.

Nine dead as refugee boat sinks off Italian coast

The Italian coastguard says a boat carrying dozens of migrants sank off the coast of the island of Lampedusa, south of Sicily, leaving nine people dead.

Egypt urges intl. mediation in Nile dam dispute with Ethiopia

Cairo calls for foreign mediation to help end a “deadlock” in talks over a massive dam that Ethiopia has been building over the Nile.

Trump says Pelosi may be guilty of ‘treason’

US President Trump says House Speaker Nancy Pelosi could be guilty of ‘treason’ as Democrats pursue an impeachment inquiry against him.

Trump says Pelosi may be guilty of ‘treason’

US President Trump says House Speaker Nancy Pelosi could be guilty of ‘treason’ as Democrats pursue an impeachment inquiry against him.

Serie A: Inter Milan 1-2 Juventus

Over football news in Italy, Juventus have leapfrogged Inter Milan to the Serie A summit, with Gonzalo Higuain putting an end to the Nerazzurri’s perfect start.

US economists more pessimistic, citing trade as major risk: survey

Economists have become more concerned about US growth prospects, citing trade friction as the major worry, according to a new survey.

Press TV The Lite Bulletin

Hundreds of colorful hot air balloons in different shapes and sizes have filled the sky in the US state of New Mexico.

Trump allies sought changes at Ukraine gas firm to gain benefit: Report

US President Trump’s associates pressured Ukraine over a major gas firm in order to benefit companies controlled by Trump’s allies, a report shows.

Moscow sends note of protest to US over FBI interrogation of Russian MP at NY airport

Moscow files a protest with the US State Department on the detention and interrogation of a Russian lawmaker by FBI agents at a NY airport.

GM strike negotiations take ‘turn for the worse’: Union

Negotiations to resolve a three-week-old strike at General Motors for better pay, benefits and job security have taken “a turn for the worse.”

Syria: Ras al-Ayn residents protest against Turkish operation

Demonstrators picketed the US International Coalition Base near the village of Tel Arqam in northern Syria on Sunday over fears of a Turkish offensive on Kurdish-controlled territory.