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Gunman kills four at Kenya police station
A gunman kills at least four officers at a police station in Kenya’s west.

A gunman kills at least four officers at a police station in Kenya’s west.

Philip Hammond rules out an emergency budget following post-Brexit economic turbulence.

Activists have gathered outside Saudi Arabia’s embassy in Washington, DC, to denounce the role of Riyadh in supporting terrorism in the Middle East.

Egypt denies its FM had watched the Euro 2016 soccer final with the Israeli PM in al-Quds late Sunday.

Thousands of holidaymakers are evacuated in southern France, where a raging fire threatened to sweep through several campsites.

The Ansarullah movement says any solution to the conflict in Yemen must guarantee the end of Saudi aggression.

Human rights group urge Prime Minister Theresa May to improve UK's human rights record.

A court in Austria sentences an Austrian national to 20 years in prison for recruiting militants for the Takfiri terrorist group of Daesh.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says he will be remembered in history as the ruler who protected the sovereignty and national integrity of his country.

US Secretary of State John Kerry is traveling to Russia to seek Moscow’s cooperation in the war against the Daesh terror group.

Russia censures NATO for expanding its presence near Russian borders, saying the US-led alliance is stirring up a Cold War atmosphere.

Prime Minister Theresa May appoints David Davis as UK Secretary of State for Leaving the EU.

The Philippines calls on Beijing to respect the Hague-based tribunal ruling over China’s territorial claims to the South China Sea.

Daesh confirms the death of key commander Shishani, who the US said it killed in March.

Israeli warplanes have carried out a fresh airstrike against the besieged Gaza Strip, but there are no immediate reports of casualties.

US President Barack Obama says probes of police brutality against minorities must be improved.

The impending approval of nearly $40 billion in US foreign military sales is actually meant to "placate" Washington's Arab allies.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) reiterates calls for the release of prominent rights activist Nabeel Rajab.