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Yemeni forces kill 66 foreign troops
Yemeni forces kill at least five Bahraini, 16 Saudi and 45 UAE troops in one day.

Yemeni forces kill at least five Bahraini, 16 Saudi and 45 UAE troops in one day.

The Iranian interior minister says Iran is ready to help restore peace and security to Afghanistan.

Opposition against the Iran nuclear accord in Washington highlights Israel's “enormous” influence on US foreign policy, a peace activist says.

British national allegedly encouraging support for Daesh terrorists is to release from custody.

Hungarian police have arrested most of the 300 refugees who had fled a refugee confinement center in the south of the country.

A top Iranian commander says Iran is capable of monitoring the slightest move by enemies at any distance.

Wages have declined in the US since the 2009 recession and the lowest-paid workers are experiencing the steepest declines, a new study says.

A pro-Israel photo show is canceled in Cardiff ahead of a soccer match between Wales and Israel.

A report says Israeli helicopters transport the terrorists injured during battle in Syria.

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says Scotland is ready to share the burden of escalating refugee crisis.

Obama will host Saudi Arabia’s King Salman on Friday at the White House, where the two will discuss the Iran agreement among other things.

At least 20 people are killed as Daesh Takfiri terrorists clashed with Taliban militants in Afghanistan’s eastern province of Nangarhar.

Cameron set to unveil new plans on granting asylum to thousands of Syrian refugees.

The Metropolitan police have detained a mother who was thought to have been planning to travel to Syria with her four children.

Russian President Vladimir Putin says he sees nothing dramatic in the recent declining oil prices.

Daesh blows up three famous tower tombs in Syria's ancient city of Palmyra.

Putin says the government in Kiev should hold talks with east Ukraine’s pro-Russians over any constitutional reforms.

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood says its members have no connection to the ongoing violence across the country's troubled Sinai Peninsula.