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The Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe in Paris have temporarily been lit in green as a reminder to the world to enact the Paris Agreement on climat...
Coalition forces in Iraq continue offensive to re-take Mosul
In Iraq, coalition forces continue their offensive to re-take the city of Mosul from the Islamic State terror group. Aid agencies estimate that about ...
Hillary Clinton leads Donald Trump by just two points: Opinion poll
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CYBER WARFARE: US has ‘hacked Russian infrastructure’ and is ready to TOPPLE Putin’s army
US HACKERS are ready to launch a massive cyber-attack on Russia amid fears the Kremlin could interfere with next week’s Presidential election, top-sec...
Watch a US Air Force pilot pull mind-bending moves in the world's most lethal combat plane
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Buildings rattle in Santiago as 6.4 magnitude earthquake hits central Chile
The US Geological Survey has said a 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck central Chile this afternoon, shaking the capital Santiago and reaching as far as ...
Mark Zuckerberg Is Being Investigated By German Prosecutors for Hate Speech on Facebook
On Nov. 4, Der Spiegel announced that prosecutors in Munich are opening an investigation into Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and some fellow executi...
Man gets 15 years in jail for drug peddling
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5 Iraqi soldiers killed as Mosul battle rages on
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Saudis threaten to raise oil output again as sparring with Iran returns
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Saudi Arabia to behead disabled man for taking part in protests
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UK announces new visa crackdown on non-EU nationals
In a crackdown to curb its soaring immigration figures, the UK government has announced changes to its visa policy for non-EU nationals, which will af...
Latest poll shows Clinton with narrowed edge over Trump
Just five days before the bitter presidential campaign comes to a head a new poll Thursday showed a tightening race, with Hillary Clinton’s edge over ...
At least 51 killed in Indonesia boat sinking
At least 51 people have died in the sinking of an overcrowded boat carrying migrant workers in the sea off the Indonesian island of Batam. Polic...
Blast hits Kurdish-majority city in southeast Turkey
An explosion has reportedly hit the center of Turkey’s southeastern city of Diyarbakir, which has been the scene of tensions between Ankara’s forces a...
US to deploy THAAD missiles to South Korea in 10 months
The US military says it will deploy its Terminal High-Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system to South Korea within eight to 10 months.Vincent Brooks, th...
US no longer world’s number one power: Iran commander
A senior Iranian commander says that the US is no longer the “number one power” in the world and, consequently, is unable to wage a direct war against...
Syria rebels renew Aleppo attack
In Syria, rebels have renewed their bid to break a Government siege of eastern Aleppo, shelling regime-held parts of the city hours before a brief Rus...
240 migrants drowned off Libya: UN
UN migration agency, UNHCR has said, at least 240 migrants have drowned off the coast of Libya. UNHCR spokeswoman,Carlotta Sami, said in Italy that th...
UK high court puts brakes on Brexit
Britain Government says, it will fight a High Court ruling that could frustrate its timetable for Brexit. Brexit Secretary, David Davis said in London...
Paris climate pact enters into force today
The Paris Agreement to combat climate change agreed last year officially entered into force today, putting pressure on nearly 200 countries to start e...
US presidential race between Clinton, Trump getting tighter: Analyst
The US presidential race between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton is getting tighter, although Clinton still holds an edge over Trump, an American ana...
Mortar fire kills 12 in wedding ceremony in northern Afghanistan
At least 12 people have lost their lives and 30 others sustained injuries after a mortar shell landed in a wedding ceremony in Afghanistan’s northern ...
Saudi soldiers killed in Yemen retaliatory attack on Najran
Yemen’s army and Popular Committees have killed several Saudi troops in the kingdom’s southern province of Najran, in retaliation for Riyadh's aggress...
Al-Baghdadi’s call to attack Kingdom is a joke: Al-Assiri
JEDDAH: Daesh’s leader Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi’s call to his followers to attack Saudi Arabia is a joke, said Arab coalition’s spokesman Maj. Gen. Ahmed ...
Saudi Arabia refuses to even consider allowing women to drive
Some activists have challenged the driving ban by getting behind the wheel and posting images of themselves online.Other Saudi women, howeve...
Syria conflict: Attack on government-held Aleppo 'kills 12'
At least 12 people have been killed in rebel rocket and gunfire in western parts of the divided Syrian city of Aleppo, state media report.State media ...
Saudi activist on hunger strike in jail - rights group
A Saudi activist has begun a hunger strike after being kept in jail past his release date for an eight-year sentence, a human rights group said on Thursday.Khaled al-Omair had been due to be freed on ...
Amid Stand-off With China, IAF's C-17 Jet Lands 30 km From Border
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We don't operate on incomplete information: Obama
The FBI operates on "concrete decisions" and not on incomplete information or leaks, US President Barack Obama has said as he spoke for the first time...
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