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2 Palestinian teens given 11-year jail terms
The Jerusalem al-Quds District Court has sentenced two Palestinian children to 11 years in jail each.

The Jerusalem al-Quds District Court has sentenced two Palestinian children to 11 years in jail each.

Iran’s Intelligence Minister Mahmoud Alavi says the country is enjoying unparalleled security.

The country is already sending a third of its global carpet sales to the United States.

The country has been rocked by riots and industrial action in protest at the austerity policies which are dictated by Western lenders.

Iraqi forces discover the remains of some 100 decapitated bodies in a town to the south of Mosul.

The UN says that austerity measures introduced by the UK government resulted in a “systematic violation” of rights of the disabled.

President Park’s nomination for the position has been met with parliamentary opposition.

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton make their closing arguments as the most bitter campaign of modern history draws to a close.

Turkey accuses Germany of being the country offering the highest level of support to alleged anti-Ankara terrorists.

About 40,000 people flood Independence Mall in Philadelphia for Clinton's rally, as Trump blasts her as "the face of failure."

The use of chemical weapons in Syria may weaken the “taboo” against use of such banned agents, says the UN.

Results of a new poll point to an Electoral College landslide for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, one day before the US 2016 presidential election.

Saudi Arabia’s state-run Aramco halts oil shipments to Egypt without giving any reason, Cairo says.

Afghan girl was raped at police station after reporting being raped earlier in the year.

Cristiano Ronaldo extended his contract with Real Madrid for another 5 years.

The UK government will appeal a court ruling that necessitates the parliament's approval for initiation of the Brexit process.

Anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks has released a new batch of emails from the Democratic National Committee just one day before the US 2016 presidential election.

Financial difficulties has forced people in Zimbabwe to turn to alternatives for expensive medicine.