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Hillary returns to campaign trail
Hillary Clinton has returned to the campaign trail as polls show she is locked in a tight contest against Donald Trump.

Hillary Clinton has returned to the campaign trail as polls show she is locked in a tight contest against Donald Trump.

The Iranian foreign minister terms interference in other states’ affairs and extremism as the main threats to the world peace.

America’s increased military aid to Israel is meaningless and will be used to kill more Palestinians, says an analyst.

Catalonia's representative in the EU calls on Brussels to push Spain to start independence talks with Catalan separatists.

Former Brazilian president Lula rejects charges that he masterminded Brazil's graft.

Simon Collis is the first ever British ambassador to take part in the Muslim pilgrimage.

IEA’s executive director Fatih Birol says the dynamic of the oil market is set to change given that the national oil companies (NOCs) – and not independent players – will continue to dominate investments in oil projects.

Berlin confirmed that its embassy in Ankara and consular offices elsewhere would be closed during Eid al-Adha.

Merkel and Hollande voice readiness to seek new a "road map" for Europe at the Bratislava summit.

Shopkeepers are asked to report purchases in abnormal quantities, the Belgian Economy Ministry says.

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton both seem to be in good shape, according to their newly released medical records.

Official figures show that South Korea’s imports of crude oil from Iran in August almost doubled compared to last year.

Kiev and pro-Russians accuse each other of violating the ceasefire in Ukraine’s east.

Hillary Clinton is doing a good job of losing to Donald Trump, an American political analyst says.

The World Bank says Israel's restrictive measures are hampering the Palestinian economic competitiveness.

Police in Bautzen said about 80 Germans and nearly 20 refugees attacked each other.

Iran and Oman signed a deal in 2013 on the export of natural gas from the Islamic Republic to the Persian Gulf Sultanate through a subsea pipeline.

Human Rights Watch says Kenya's repatriation program fails to meet international standards.