HSBC heading into uncertainty after Brexit
These are some of the headlines we are tracking for you in this edition of Press TV's Top 5:
- Iran’s UN ambassador raps the world body’s silence towards the crimes committed by the Saudi-led coalition against Yemeni children.
- Nearly one million Syrian children are reportedly deprived of education due to the world community’s failure to fund them.
- Australia’s government comes under harsh criticism of rights groups for the dire living condition of refugees in camps on the Pacific island of Nauru.
- South Africans are voting in highly contested municipal elections seen as a tough test for President Zuma, whose party controls the majority of the municipalities.
- UK-based financial services company, HSBC, sees its net profit almost halved in April-June, facing uncertainty following the Brexit vote.
Russia holds strategic nuclear exercise
'So much anxiety': With one week to go, hope and fear surround US election
Obama urges voters to 'turn the page' on Trump
'Hello my enemies': Lebanese journalist on Israeli threats and his resolve to continue
Outrage in France as MP proposes bill to ban criticism of Israel
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Israeli military withdraws several brigades from southern Lebanon: Report
48-year-old Palestinian man serving 48 life terms completes 22 years in Israeli jails
From MKO to Tondar, how Germany became safe haven for anti-Iran terror groups
Hamas open to any proposal aiming to end Gaza war: Hamdan
Role of private sector in Iran’s thriving space industry
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