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Car bomb kills two, injures 30 in Turkish city
At least two people have been killed and 30 others wounded in a bomb blast outside the governor's office building in the city of Adana.

At least two people have been killed and 30 others wounded in a bomb blast outside the governor's office building in the city of Adana.

Human Rights Watch urges Bangladesh to accept and protect Rohingya refugees fleeing persecution in Myanmar.

Soheila Abdolkarimi is an independent woman who drives a bus. Everyday she drives about forty passengers to cities across Iran.

The 67 workers were killed when an under-construction platform of a power plant’s cooling tower plunged to the ground in the city of Fengcheng.

The 2016 Green Party presidential nominee Ji0ll Stein says recounts are necessary in three swing states due to hacking concerns.

The World Bank warns that only 10 percent of the population in the besieged Palestinian enclave of Gaza Strip has access to clean water.

Nabeel Rajab was transferred for the third time to a police hospital after suffering from chest pain.

China says it will defend its WTO rights in the faces of threats made by US President-elect Donald Trump during his campaign.

The Unites States Navy says personal data of 130,000 of its sailors have been stolen.

Syrian troops make further gains during their anti-terror operations across the country.

Estonian navy’s commander resigns after one of his ships was found to be smuggling alcohol and cigarettes during NATO operations.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte says Russia offered to sell his country arms after the US halted the sales of assault rifles.

The United States Treasury Department has assured Brazilian banks of financing trade with Tehran in the wake of the nuclear agreement.

A UN envoy warns that Israel’s illegal settlement activities are endangering regional peace.

Donald Trump is unwilling to deliver on his major campaign promise of prosecuting Hillary Clinton.

The European Environment Agency (EEA) says air pollution was linked to about 467,000 early deaths in 41 European countries in 2013.

The Saudi-owned daily recently published a fallacious report about unintended pregnancies in Iraq’s Karbala during Arba’een mourning rituals.

A pro-Palestine activist says US green light gives Israel opportunity to revive an old initiative for constructing more illegal settlements.