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2 Russians kidnapped in Sudan freed
Two Russian nationals abducted in Sudan's Darfur in January are released.

Two Russian nationals abducted in Sudan's Darfur in January are released.

Taliban militants capture Yamgan District in Afghanistan’s Badakhshan Province.

The two London Jewish schools that banned women from driving have backed down following a warning from the Equality and Human Rights Commission.

Minister of Petroleum Bijan Zangeneh says Iran is not satisfied with current oil prices after OPEC decided to maintain production levels unchanged at its Friday meeting in Vienna.

Egyptian court overturns an earlier verdict by a fellow tribunal, which branded Hamas as a “terrorist“ group.

Mexican officials plan to dispatch troops to the nation’s southern states to protect polling places as violence threatens midterm elections over the weekend.

The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) has concluded that its officers are not guilty in the fatal shooting of a mentally ill black man.

The Taliban militants have carried out a major assault to capture a district in Afghanistan’s Badakhshan province.

At least 11 people are dead and 17 others missing after a 5.9-magnitude quake jolted Malaysia’s highest peak.

Two separate attacks in southern Pakistan leave at least 4 killed and 6 wounded.

A European Parliament delegation is in Iran to sit down with the country’s officials.

At least three civilians are killed in fresh airstrikes by Saudi Arabia against Yemen.

Torture and humiliation are enshrined in the United States’ history, an American activist and radio host says.

Russian president says that the conflict in Ukraine was deliberately generated by "unprofessional actions" of the West.

The Finnish engineering group Outotec has won an order for design and delivery of technology and services for an iron ore pelletizing plant in Iran, the company has said.

The US government’s auto safety agency has admitted its staffers didn’t understand airbag technology very well.

Amnesty International refutes charges against Bahraini cleric Sheikh Ali Salman as groundless and calls for his immediate release.

A new study shows that more than 1,900 Shia Muslims have been killed in Pakistan since 2012.