پایگاه خبری تحلیلی شرق سایت خبری تحلیلی شرق 16 Gazans killed in 2 days of airstrikes 
Israel has launched another round of airstrikes targeting Gaza.Another round of Israeli airstrikes on the besieged Gaza Strip has killed three people, raising the death toll to 16 in two days of attacks.
Several killed in attack on Israeli buses
Several killed in attack on Israeli buses At least six people have been reportedly killed and dozens injured in attacks on two vehicles near the Red Sea resort of Eilat in southern Israel. A bus carrying Israeli soldiers came under attack 30 kilometers north of Eilat, near the Egyptian …
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British Police kill man with Taser gun 
The British police have killed a 20-year-old man in the northwestern Cumbria region after they hit him with a shock weapon several times during his arrest.
Spaniards protest expensive pope visit
Spaniards protest expensive pope visit 
Police officer arrests a demonstrator after clashes between pilgrims and demonstrates against the visit of the Pope Benedit XVI on August 17, 2011 in Madrid, Spain.Thousands of outraged demonstrators have taken to the streets of Madrid, the capital of Spain, to protests the costly four-day visit of Pope Benedict XVI.
‘US, Israel plan civil war in Lebanon’
'US, Israel plan civil war in Lebanon' 
Hezbollah Secretary General Seyyed Hassan NasrallahHezbollah Secretary General Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah says the US and Israel are trying to cause a civil war in Lebanon by destroying people's coexistence.
London had a part in BBC employee death
London had a part in BBC employee death 
Western countries including Britain helped former Iraqi dictator Saddam attain to target Iran took the life of the BBC sound recordist who covered the Iraqi imposed war on Iran back in 1984.
Germany, Spain add to EU econ. woes
Germany, Spain add to EU econ. woes 
A trader looks at screens showing the stock exchange share index, in Paris, France, August 16, 2011.European stocks plunge following a sharp economic slowdown in Germany and Spain amid Europe's economic uncertainty and continuing debt crisis.
Poll: Another recession for US economy
Poll: Another recession for US economy 
Stock specialists work at the Bank of America/Merrill Lynch post on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange at the closing bell August 10, 2011.Dozens of top economists say in a new survey that the chances of the US economy slipping into another recession have risen significantly.
Obama ‘frustrated’ with US econ. woes
Obama 'frustrated' with US econ. woes 
US President Barack ObamaUS President Barack Obama says he is frustrated with the current economic situation in the United States, urging the country's Congress to do more to tackle the financial crisis.
‘Racists want mosques burnt in unrest’
'Racists want mosques burnt in unrest'
Vigilante group take to the streets in Eltham on Aug. 9Britain's Islamic Human Rights Council (IHRC) has warned that far-right groups seek to use unrests as an opportunity to burn down mosques and stage a race war. 
‘US promises PJAK financial, military aid’
'US promises PJAK financial, military aid' 
Party for Free Life of Kurdistan (PJAK) terrorists, file photoReports say the US has recently promised to provide the Party for Free Life of Kurdistan (PJAK) terrorist group with military and financial aid.
Judiciary seeking to deter UK protests
Judiciary seeking to deter UK protests 
The British Judiciary system, which lectures itself to be independent, has been imposing draconian sentences against activists to deter them from protests.
Mubarak to be relocated for trial in Cairo
Mubarak to be relocated for trial in Cairo 
Ousted Egyptian dictator Hosni MubarakOusted Egyptian dictator Hosni Mubarak will be relocated in order to appear in court on charges of corruption and ordering the killing of anti-government protesters in Egypt, officials say.
Fired Bahraini workers demand jobs
Fired Bahraini workers demand jobs 
Hundreds of fired workers have assembled in Manama, Bahrain, to demand reinstatement. (file photo)Hundreds of workers in Bahrain have assembled outside the Ministry of Labor, demanding the government reinstate all unlawfully dismissed workers.
Iran’s IRCS to send aid to Somalia
Iran's IRCS to send aid to Somalia 
A 7-month-old severely malnourished Somalia child undergoes treatment at the Hagadera refugee camp in Dadaab, near the Kenya-Somalia border, July 30, 2011.Iran's Red Crescent Society (IRCS) will dispatch a 120-ton humanitarian aid convoy to Somalia to help the impoverished people in the crisis-hit East African country.
Iran in Group E of World Cup qualifiers
Iran in Group E of World Cup qualifiers
The Iranian national soccer teamThe Iranian national soccer team has been drawn in Group E of 2014 World Cup qualifiers along with Qatar, Bahrain, and Indonesia.
Obama approval rating hits all-time low
Obama approval rating hits all-time low 
US President Barack ObamaUS President Barack Obama's approval rating has hit an all-time low as there seems to be no end in sight to the country's debt ceiling impasse.
Israelis to protest social inequality
Israelis to protest social inequality 
Israelis march during a protest against the cost of living in Israel, in central Tel Aviv, July 23, 2011.Thousands of Israelis are set to stage a demonstration in Israel to protest at the high cost of living and social inequality in the occupied lands.
Somali PM: UN failing to distribute aid
Somali PM: UN failing to distribute aid 
A severely malnourished Somali refugee child at the Dagahale refugee camp in Dadaab, near the Kenya-Somalia border, July 28, 2011.Somalia's Prime Minister Abdiweli Mohamed Ali has accused the United Nations of preventing aid from reaching victims of famine in the Horn of Africa country.
Norway killer admits UK far right link
The anti-Islam perpetrator of the recent terror attacks in Norway has acknowledged to have met with the heads of a far-right British movement before carrying out the massacre.