Russian PM: World has slipped into new Cold War
These are some of the headlines we are tracking for you in this edition of Press TV's Top 5:
- The Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev says tensions between Russia and the West have plunged the world into a new Cold War.
- A top US intelligence official acknowledges that Daesh terrorists have used chemical weapons in Syria and Iraq. The CIA chief made similar comments a day earlier.
- The US condemns the Syrian president for saying he will continue to fight against terrorists in his country.
- Bahrainis shut down shops and businesses amid a second day of protests on the eve of the fifth anniversary of a popular uprising against the ruling system.
- The Turkish army says it has killed at least 27 Kurdish militants a day after the interior minister said operations had ended in the town of Jizre.
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Iran’s enrichment ‘non-negotiable’, talks fruitless under pressure: FM
Pentagon officials placed on leave over 'unauthorized' Yemen leaks
Photojournalist killed in Israeli bombing of family home in Gaza
China says 'not afraid to fight' trade war with US
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