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Salman gives bonus to troops in Yemen
Saudi Arabia’s King Salman gives troops involved in the war against Yemen a one-month bonus.

Saudi Arabia’s King Salman gives troops involved in the war against Yemen a one-month bonus.

A manhunt is underway in the US state of Georgia after a police officer was fatally shot.

Bomb blast on a bus kills 15 militants and injures 25 more in northwestern Syria.

Watch teams from around the world compete in Russia’s breathtaking military sport.

Daniel Fitzpatrick, 13, took his life after years of relentless bullying at school, with teachers not doing “anything.”

Iran’s Saeid Morad Abdevali wins bronze in men’s Greco-Roman wrestling 75-kilogram category in Rio.

The British government cuts over 50 percent of funding for an agency that protects workers rights.

Palestinian hunger striker Bilal Kayed has vowed to continue his protest despite losing his ability to speak.

BDS movement will “punch a hole” in the Israel lobby’s grip over US policies, says an analyst.

Gazprom is negotiating with the National Iranian Gas Company (NIGC) over an agreement to develop a gas field in Iran.

Daesh uses internationally-banned chemical weapons in its recent attack in a village in Iraq.

The IRIB president appoints Peyman Jebelli as the new head of the organization’s World Service.

Flooding claims the lives of at least 100 people in Sudan in two weeks.

A number of disgruntled British men and women feel they would find more peace under the rule of Daesh.

South Korea’s Hyundai Chemical Company has reportedly purchased two cargoes of condensate from Iran.

Iraqi officials say the recent blaze at Baghdad’s Yarmuk hospital was likely an act of arson.

The White House says it is sending Joe Biden to Turkey in a bid to fix strained ties with the strategic ally.

Forces loyal to Libya’s Government of National Accord tighten the noose around Daesh in Sirte.