Tehran does not recognize US Supreme Court ruling
These are some of the headlines we are tracking for you in this edition of Press TV's Top 5:
- Tehran says it does not recognize a US Supreme Court ruling that Iran must pay two-billion dollars to the 1983 bomb victims in Lebanon.
- Peace talks between Yemen’s warring sides kick off in Kuwait in a bid to end the fighting in the country.
- Human Rights Watch accuses Egyptian police of detaining and torturing 20 people, including eight children, saying there is a pattern of abuse in that country.
- The European Union’s anti-terrorism coordinator warns there are still major gaps in intelligence sharing on terrorists returning to Europe.
- Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras says his country needs debt relief, not further austerity, to recover from its economic crisis.
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French university students set up tents, protest against Israel's attack on Rafah
Funeral of mother, son killed in Israeli strike on south Lebanon
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Israel lost Gaza war and refusal to sign truce deal will only hasten its annihilation
Another mass grave uncovered in Gaza, bodies ‘without heads’ found
Russia vows retaliation after UK’s expulsion of defense attaché
Israel keeps bombing Rafah as truce talks resume in Cairo
Washington police clear pro-Palestine encampment, arrest dozens
VIDEO | Gaza truce on hold
Iran president urges global action for Gaza humanitarian aid
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