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Philippines, too, may pull out of ICC
The Philippines’ president says Manila may follow Russia’s footsteps and withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC).

The Philippines’ president says Manila may follow Russia’s footsteps and withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC).

Relations between Turkey and Germany have strained following the July 15 botched coup.

Iran has signed an agreement with Norwegian’s oil and gas giant DNO to study the development of Changuleh field on the border with Iraq.

Bernie Sanders has suggested he could have beat Donald Trump in a general election.

An archaeological site at Rome’s Circus Maximus is set to open to the public after years of restoration work.

Brazilian protesters storm the country’s lower house of Congress, demanding a military coup against the government.

Not everything that China and the US do is targeted against one another, says the Chinese envoy to Washington.

Russia says Takfiri militants are exercising repressive measures against the civilian population of eastern Aleppo on a rather daily basis.

US President Barack Obama pays a farewell visit to German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

The reaction came after Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Morocco, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, UAE and Yemen accused Iran of seeking to destabilize their countries.

Democrats have reported one of the most controversial advisers to US President-elect Donald Trump to the FBI over having received illegal payments.

Romania sentences an Israeli agent over spying on and harassing the country's anti-corruption chief.

Iran says a Saudi-proposed UN resolution against the Syrian government is aimed at rewarding countries that back terrorism.

Saudi Arabia voices concerns over US President-elect Donald Trump’s remarks that he will block oil imports from the kingdom.

British Prime Minister Theresa May fails to condemn a plan by US President-elect Donald Trump to ban Muslims from entering the country.

The Iraqi forces liberate Tal Afar airport from Daesh as part of their operations to retake Mosul from the terrorists.

Trump may start construction of a wall without a congressional approval, while his team is busy discussing registration of Muslim immigrants.

The four were planning attacks against a commercial center and a post of the National Guard in Tunis, the interior ministry says.