Bashar al-Assad defends Syria as the last stronghold of secularism in the region, world groups organize global day of action in support of Myanmar's Rohingyas, bombings kill several people in Iraq, and more.

Today's headlines in full:

Bashar al-Assad defends Syria as last stronghold of secularism in region
New TV, Lebanon

Turkey's Erdogan steps up war rhetoric against Syria during Bali forum
Syria TV, Syria

World groups organize global day of action in support of Myanmar's Rohingyas
Press TV, Iran

US Supreme Court dismisses Muslim charity case
Press TV, Iran

Bombings kill several people in Iraq
BBC Arabic, UK

One killed, 10 injured in suicide bomb attack in Pakistan
BBC Arabic, UK

Israel's Netanyahu takes heat after Obama victory
Palestine TV, Ramallah

Did Israeli PM's support for Mitt Romney hurt ties with Obama administration?
IBA, Israel

Oil giant Royal Dutch Shell seeks Iran sanctions workaround via grain barter
Dubai TV, UAE

Darfur's rebel group joins Qatar-sponsored talks with Khartoum
Sudan TV, Sudan

Image: A handout photo distributed by Syrian News Agency (SANA) on July 3, 2012, shows Syria's President Bashar al-Assad during an interview with a Turkish newspaper in Damascus. REUTERS/SANA/Handout

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