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Iran’s Zangeneh: Saudis exaggerating damage from Aramco attack

Iran’s oil minister says the impact on Saudi Arabia’s oil facilities from Yemeni attacks on Sept. 14 has been blown out of proportion.

Johnson to offer to EU: Engage or UK will leave bloc on Oct. 31

Prime Minister Boris Johnson will on Wednesday tell the European Union to engage with Britain, or the UK will leave on Oct. 31.

Fallout from explosion at France chemical factory worsens

The fallout from a fire at a chemical factory in France continues to worsen.

GM temporarily lays off 6,000 workers in Mexico due to US labor strike

General Motors has laid off 6,000 workers in Mexico temporarily due to a US labor strike.

Untold facts part2: Gen. Soleimani on 33-day War with Israel (Part 2)

Major General Qassem Soleimani gives an interview for the first time since being appointed as chief commander of the IRGC’s Quds Force.

Champions League: Tottenham 2-7 Bayern Munich

Bundesliga Champions Bayern Munich have thrashed English club Tottenham Hotspur 7-2 in London in the second round of the 2019 UEFA Champions League group stage.

Saudi Arabia gives Iraq green light to arrange meeting with Iran: Iraqi official

Saudi Arabia has permitted Iraqi Prime Minister Adil Abdul-Mahdi to arrange a meeting with Iran, an Iraqi official says.

Divers searching for fishermen under collapsed Taiwan bridge

Rescuers in Taiwan are searching for two foreign fishermen believed to have been trapped in boats crushed after a bridge collapsed into a harbor, killing four people.

Trump suggested shooting ‘migrants in the legs’: NY Times

President Donald Trump suggested shooting “migrants in the legs to slow them down” after crossing the US southern border with Mexico, a report says.

Militant attacks on army bases in Mali kill 25 troops

At least 25 Malian soldiers are killed and about 60 go missing in militant attacks on two army bases in central Mali.

An Insider’s View of the Country: Local Cuisine in Kohgiluyeh and Buyer Ahmad

Trump decries impeachment inquiry as ‘coup’

US President Donald Trump has censured as a “coup” the impeachment inquiry by Democrats over the Ukraine controversy.

Japan Open: Djokovic ousts Popyrin

Novak Djokovic has cruised into the second round of Japan Open after a comfortable win over Alexei Popyrin.

Pompeo raps Democrats for bullying tactics in impeachment probe

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has accused Democrats of intimidating his employees in their impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump.

Lasting Persian Gulf security, peace cab be secured only via regional cooperation: Rouhani

President Rouhani says lasting peace in the Persian Gulf, the Sea of Oman and the Strait of Hormuz can only be achieved through regional cooperation.

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Trump must be impeached, jailed in solitary confinement: Waters

US President Donald Trump should not only be impeached but jailed and that in a solitary confinement says, California Representative Maxine Waters.

Three Saudi bases, over 150 square kilometers taken in 2nd phase of Najran offensive: Yemen Army

Yemeni army forces and their allies take three Saudi military bases during the second phase of Najran operation.

Major US investors fearful over billions at risk in Chinese stocks

Major US investors, who have billions at risk in Chinese stocks, are fearful after Trump’s delisting threat.

Gold no longer attractive in Iran as demand hits yearly low

Interest in gold is no longer firm in Iran despite prices falling to year-long lows.

Trump–Ukraine controversy shameful chapters in US history: Analyst

The “undemocratic” Democrats in the US Congress are helping President Donald Trump’s reelection chances by pursuing his impeachment over the Ukraine scandal, an analyst says.

Will Donald Trump resign before impeachment?

Following a controversial phone conversation between US and Ukrainian presidents, calls for Trump’s resignation are gaining momentum.

One dead, 200 wounded in Iraqi protests

At least one person is killed and 200 others are wounded in a protest rally against alleged corruption in Iraq’s capital city of Baghdad.

Iran joining EAEU can speed up de-dollarization: Commentator

Political commentator Eric Walberg says Iran joining the Eurasian Economic Union is a huge step in the process of de-dollarization.

Iran masters expertise to slash sulfur content in bunker fuel: Report

Iran is now able to slash sulfur content in bunker fuel to meet new maritime regulations, shows a report.