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Iranian scientist uses WiFi to count people
An Iranian scientist discovers a way to count people via WiFi.

An Iranian scientist discovers a way to count people via WiFi.

The CIA rejects a journalist’s request to view a porn collection purportedly recovered from Osama bin Laden’s compound in Pakistan.

A large student rally for free education in Chile has turned violent as police tried to break up the gathering.

The remains of around 600 soldiers thought to be executed by ISIL have been found in Iraq.

Fighters of Yemen’s Ansarullah movement, backed by allied armed forces, have fired artillery shells at Saudi bases in the province of Dhahran al-Janub.

The Syrian army and Hezbollah fighters seize control of a key area in the strategic Qalamoun mountainous region.

The Obama administration gives green light to removal of a president’s name from the highest mountain peak in North America.

The Turkish premier says his party has no ‘red lines’ in talking with the opposition parties on forming a coalition government.

Police foil a Takfiri terrorist attack on one of Egypt’s most popular tourist attractions.

A Saudi criminal court sentences the Saudi officers who sexually abused two Iranian teens to four years in prison and 1,000 lashes.

The US should stop sticking to a “phony camouflage” over the Israel's nukes.

A West Bank-based rights group says the Israeli regime has arrested nearly 100,000 Palestinian minors since 1967.

The UN special envoy to Libya calls on rival Libyan groups to agree to a power-sharing deal.

The Ukrainian government says the country’s BRSM-Nafta oil depot in the capital, Kiev, has caught fire, killing at least four people.

An inferno breaks out near the reported site of Israel’s nuclear weapons production.

US President Barack Obama has authorized the deployment of 450 additional forces to Iraq, the White House says.

Saudi Arabia carries out the 98th beheading in 2015.

Azerbaijan bars representatives of Amnesty International from visiting the European Games in Baku.