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‘1,500 Jordanians to work in Israel’
A senior Israeli official says as many as 1,500 Jordanian labors are to work in Israel’s resort city of Eilat.

A senior Israeli official says as many as 1,500 Jordanian labors are to work in Israel’s resort city of Eilat.

Obama has called on Congress to pass a bill that will give him authority to complete trade deals.

Saudi warplanes target fresh areas across Yemen.

Greece voices readiness to make new concessions in talks over its bailout program.

An Iranian commander advises Iranian nuclear negotiators to be watchful of potential attempts to spy on the talks.

An Afghan official says ISIL is trying to take control of Afghanistan’s natural resources.

The Iranian intelligence minister says the country will give a firm response to any potential security threat to its borders.

The US State Department said it was having technical problems with its overseas passport and visa systems.

A court in UK has called illegal one of UK's immigration system known as 'fast -track'.

The body of Tariq Aziz, an aide to Iraq's former dictator Saddam Hussein, is in Jordan for burial.

The Chinese breach of US government data revealed last week was wider than first acknowledged, US officials said.

Clashes between the Ukrainian army and pro-Russia forces kill six Ukrainian soldiers.

Three car bomb attacks kill 14 Iraqi army soldiers in Iraq's northern province of Salahuddin.

Hezbollah fighters and Syrian forces make new gains on the outskirts of the Syrian village of Jarajeer.

An Iranian gas industry official says the country has hit a new record in terms of natural gas production.

Queen announced her annual honours list in which men outnumbered women.

Most patients are dissatisfied with the National Health Service.

Central Asian countries mull using Iran as transit route for bulk cargoes.