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US delivers first F-16 fighters to Iraq
The US has delivered the first batch of F-16 fighter jets to Iraq to be used in the fight against the ISIL terrorist group.

The US has delivered the first batch of F-16 fighter jets to Iraq to be used in the fight against the ISIL terrorist group.

Mexico is offering $3.8 million for the capture of drug lord Joaquin “Chapo” Guzman, who recently escaped from prison.

Israel releases Palestinian parliament member Riyad Mahmoud Raddad after a year in prison.

US Vice President Joe Biden has accused the Russian government of trying to collapse Ukraine economically,

The Islamic Republic of Iran Post Company has signed an MoU for cooperation with Germany’s logistics firm DHL and Dutch package delivery firm TNT Express, its chief executive has said.

The UN chief calls on South Sudanese warring factions to end hostilities and reach a compromise.

A commentator says almost all Republicans have more allegiance to Israel than the US.

The Nigerian president picks new military chiefs following the sacking of the nation’s top military brass for failing to deal with Boko Haram terrorism.

Two senior leaders of the ISIL Takfiri group are killed in the airstrikes in the eastern and northeastern parts of Syria, a monitoring group says.

Leaked footage obtained from a US senator staffer shows the filming of ISIL execution videos in studio.

The family of Eric Garner accept $5.9 million to resolve the claim over the killing of the unarmed man.

Moscow slams the recent test of the US В61-12 nuclear bomb, saying its is aimed at targeting Russia.

Prominent Bahraini activist Nabeel Rajab is released from the prison due to “health reasons”, media reports say.

Marathon nuclear talks continue between Iran and P5+1 negotiators as there are reports about an announcement on the conclusion of talks before midday in Vienna.

Burundi's army says it has killed 31 assailants and captured 171 more in clashes north of the East African nation.

A man in the US state of Massachusetts has been charged with attempting to launch terrorist attacks on behalf of ISIL, including devising a plot to bomb college cafeterias.

Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu commences coalition talks with the country’s main opposition parties.

DEA documents reveal that the agency was aware of “potential” operations to free El Chapo.