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Saudi Arabia launches $17.5bn bond sale
Saudi Arabia has launched the sale of $17.5 billion of debt in what would be the largest emerging-market bond issue.

Saudi Arabia has launched the sale of $17.5 billion of debt in what would be the largest emerging-market bond issue.

The survey showed that more people consider Temer's government “bad” or “terrible.”

The US Air Force says it has "accidentally" dumped a large amount of toxic water into Colorado's sewer system.

We can confirm that Cunha was detained in Brasilia, police say.

“There is military everywhere and a curfew in place, and so it's impossible to access any of the areas affected,” the WFP says.

Assad expresses Damascus' determination to fight terrorism and activate the political track to resolve the conflict gripping the Middle Eastern country.

Rouhani appoints three caretakers to temporarily lead the ministries of culture, sports and education.

Donald Trump has no proof that the election is being stolen from him, but “rigging elections is all-American.”

Police are investigating the officer-involved shooting death of a 66-year-old black woman who was mentally ill.

Gholam-Reza Manouchehri, the deputy head of National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) for engineering and development affairs, says negotiations are underway with 16 companies over Iran’s new oil and gas projects.

The UN expresses concerns over a marked increase in children casualties in Afghanistan.

Lebanon’s former premier may support the candidacy of Michel Aoun for president, a report says.

The shooting was carried out as NATO service members were inspecting a base in Kabul.

The lawmakers endorsed the move that would see Moscow suspend the deal with Washington on the disposal of weapons-grade plutonium.

"China firmly opposes" the visit by Japanese ministers to the Yasukuni war shrine, Beijing says.

An unnamed Western diplomat says officials from Saudi Arabia and Qatar joined the Geneva talks on the situation in Syria's Aleppo.

Hillary Clinton holds a 9-point lead over Donald Trump in a new poll , but he rejects polls as fabricated.

"Before we can do something really meaningful... we need assurances from all parties," the OCHA says.