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Militant attack kills soldier in Turkey
A militant attack on an army post in southeast Turkey kills one Turkish soldier, according to the Turkish military.

A militant attack on an army post in southeast Turkey kills one Turkish soldier, according to the Turkish military.

US President Barack Obama’s disapproval rating is on the rise, according to a new poll.

Iran says South Africa’s Sasol plans to return to its petrochemical industry.

Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump says he would like to have the election tomorrow.

A Spanish official confirms that the gunman involved in a recent attack on board a European train had previously been to Syria.

A powerful bomb explosion rips through the Afghan capital, killing at least 12 people, including three US contractors.

Iran’s Paykan Tehran volleyball team comes third at the end of the Asian Men’s Club Volleyball Championship in Taiwan.

A terrorist attack by the Takfiri al-Shabab militant group kills 14 soldiers and injures 20 others in southern Somalia.

Labour party officials are vigorously seeking to stop "infiltrators" from voting in leadership election.

A senior Iranian commander says the Islamic Republic will target intruding drones.

A large South Korean delegation, headed by Minister of Land, Transport and Infrastructure Yoo Il-h, will visit Iran to discuss new business opportunities in the country, the Yonhap news agency says.

Nearly 2,000 refugees are stranded in a border area between Greece and Macedonia, with hundreds more arriving to reach western Europe.

Amnesty International has warned that Israel could re-arrest former Palestinian hunger striker Mohammad Allan if his poor health condition improves.

Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani says the country must boost its defense power.

Egyptian security forces kill 10 militants during a series of operations in the volatile Sinai Peninsula.

Venezuela extends indefinitely the closure of the violence-plagued border with Colombia.

Russian prime minister lands on the disputed Kuril islands off Russia's far eastern coast and just north of Japan, prompting Tokyo's protest.

North and South Korea agree to high-level talks, retracting from an imminent military faceoff.