Clashes erupt between Turkish police, pro-Kurdish protesters
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- Syria, in a letter to the United Nations, says Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Qatar are behind Monday's bombings which killed nearly 150 people in the Syrian cities of Tartus and Jablah.
- Iran’s Assembly of Experts, a body tasked with choosing the leader and overseeing his decisions, starts its fifth term, electing Ayatollah Jannati as its new head.
- Fierce clashes erupt between Turkish police and supporters of a pro-Kurdish party in the southeastern city of Mardin. Dozens are reportedly arrested.
- Striking workers block access to a refinery in France's southern port city of Marseille to protest government-proposed labor reforms. Police step in to disperse the crowd.
- Greece starts dismantling a makeshift camp, which houses more than 84-hundred refugees, on its border with Macedonia.
In Nigeria, more than 100 inmates escape after rain damages prison
Palestinians inspect rubble of destroyed building in Rafah
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President Raeisi’s historic visit opens new chapter in Iran-Pakistan ties
Russia: Poland’s talks on hosting US nuclear weapons ‘dangerous’
India’s home minister vows to end Muslim reservation if his party wins
UN expert calls for arms, oil embargo against Israel
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