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US cop charged with supporting Daesh
A US police officer is arrested by the FBI after sending gift cards to a Daesh member.

A US police officer is arrested by the FBI after sending gift cards to a Daesh member.

In Srinagar, several people are injured in clashes with Indian forces.

Forces allied with the Libyan unity government are pushing against Daesh terrorists in Sirte.

Iran denies UK allegations of sending weapons to Yemen.

Greece calls on the EU to devise an alternative plan in case Turkey fails to abide by the terms of a refugee deal.

Foreign firms reject an Israeli request to take part in the construction of a wall surrounding the Gaza Strip.

British Tornado fighter jets drop heavy bombs on a Saddam mansion in Iraq’s Mosul.

Sweden says it will not repatriate failed asylum-seekers from Turkey with “reliable connections” to the abortive coup.

Iranian Greco-Roman wrestler Hamid Sourian Reihanpour plans to make history at the Rio Olympics.

The Israeli parliament passes a controversial bill enabling authorities to jail children as young as 12 for alleged terror charges.

Iran’s cabinet has approved a new format of the country’s oil sector contracts thus paving the way for foreign investments in the Iranian oil projects.

A UN panel says Daesh is still committing genocide against members of the Izadi community in Iraq.

Police use tear gas and water cannon to disperse anti-government protesters in Zimbabwe's capital Harare.

The campaign of Donald Trump says Obama’s policies led to the death of Army Captain Humayun Khan, despite the fact that Khan died in 2004.

Iranian pitcher Ayoub Arkhi sets a new national javelin throw record of 76.20 meters.

Iran says it has arrested or killed more than 100 Takfiri terrorists in western part of the country.

The UN records the highest number of civilian casualties in a year in eastern Ukraine.

Iraq’s chief prosecutor files a complaint against officials accused of corruption.