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US sailor jailed over nuclear sub photos
A US court has sentenced a Navy sailor to a year in prison for taking photographs of classified areas inside a nuclear attack submarine.

A US court has sentenced a Navy sailor to a year in prison for taking photographs of classified areas inside a nuclear attack submarine.

Iran’s defense minister says the country will have entirely received the Russian S-300 missile defense system in a month.

A political expert says US arms contractors and NATO are the main beneficiaries of escalation of the hostilities between Russia and Ukraine over Crimea.

A Philippine worker, who was allegedly raped by her Saudi employer, succumbs to her wounds while in a coma.

A massive rally in Sana’a supports the Supreme Political Council, a body set up to run the country.

Afghanistan's Taliban militants seize Khanabad district of Kunduz Province.

Hillary Clinton has taken a 8-percentage point lead over Donald Trump in the run-up to the 2016 US presidential race, according to a new poll.

Turkish lawmakers approve a deal to normalize relations with the Israeli regime.

Bahrainis take to the streets in the village of of Diraz to protest the Al Khalifah regime’s ban on performing Friday prayers.

The city of Nice becomes the latest seaside resort in France to prohibit the burkini, the full-body Islamic swimsuit.

Japanese media claim China has built a military installation on Nanji Island near disputed territory claimed by Japan.

Six Palestinian prisoners are facing dire health conditions after days of hunger strikes to protest their “administrative detention” by the Israeli regime.

The secretary general of the Hezbollah says the Lebanese resistance movement will defeat Israel in any potential new war.

The UN admits playing a role in a cholera epidemic in Haiti that has killed thousands in the Caribbean state since 2010.

US fighter jets attempted to intercept Syrian Arab Air Force aircraft in Syria but the showdown was avoided as government planes left before the Americans arrived, according to the Pentagon.

US Vice President Joe Biden and Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko have discussed a recent surge in fighting in eastern Ukraine.

The UN says 2.4 people in Libya need humanitarian assistance, including medical services.

American voters think the media outlets in their country are not covering the 2016 presidential race fairly, a poll shows.