Top 5 - Tue, July, 28, 2015 - 00:00 GMT
1. A top UN relief official warns of catastrophic consequences of Saudi Arabia’s aggression against Yemen and targeting of it infrastructure, and calls for safe access to aid.
2. The US and Turkey agree to create what they call an ISIL-free zone on the Turkish-Syrian border, as a top Iraqi commander says Ankara carries out attacks on Kurds to support ISIL terrorists.
3. An ICC prosecutor makes an appeal to a recent panel of judges ruling that she re-open a war crime probe into Israel’s deadly 2010 attack on a Gaza-bound flotilla.
4. The US president hits back at Republican presidential hopefuls for their remarks on the conclusion of the Iran nuclear talks as more US officials join him in support of the talks’ outcome.
5. A new report says more than 500 people have been shot dead by police across the United States this year alone, amid mounting public anger over police brutality.
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