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US charges Yemeni man over Daesh
A Yemeni man living in New York City has been charged with attempting to provide Daesh with support.

A Yemeni man living in New York City has been charged with attempting to provide Daesh with support.

British Prime Minister Theresa May says she wants to avoid a “cliff-edge scenario" when her country leaves the EU.

Iran says a landmark plane purchase deal with France’s aviation giant Airbus will be finalized soon.

Yemeni army forces and allied fighters capture two military bases in Saudi Arabia's Najran.

The US must cooperate with Russia to resolve the years-old Syrian crisis, an American expert says.

The Iranian Foreign Ministry says sponsors of terrorism will be plagued by the backlash of their actions sooner or later.

British Petroleum (BP) has reportedly launched a special task force to study the prospects for investments in Iran’s oil industry.

An Egyptian judicial committee confiscates assets belonging to 46 Muslim Brotherhood members.

The Slovenian president arrives in Tehran to hold talks with senior Iranian officials on ways to boost political and economic ties.

Turkish authorities have blocked a delegation of national and European Parliament lawmakers from visiting co-leader of the pro-Kurdish HDP party Selahattin Demirtas.

The attack took place in front of Al-Jalaa hospital in Libya's eastern port city of Benghazi.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan demands that the NATO and EU step up support for Ankara against the PKK militants.

A bother of senior Nigerian cleric Sheikh Zakzaky says the jailed leader is still facing medical negligence by authorities.

Amnesty International has condemned the British government for 'being dishonest about human rights violations in Bahrain.'

An Israeli court sentences a Palestinian teenager to 18 years in prison over an alleged stabbing attack in Jerusalem al-Quds.

The commander of Iran's Navy says an Iranian naval fleet has entered the Atlantic Ocean for the first time.

Five Malian troops were killed after being ambushed while transporting ballot boxes in the restive north.

US senators promise to act alone if incoming President Donald Trump moves to mend ties with Russia.