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Colombia’s FARC warns truce boycotters
Colombia’s FARC rebel group warns to cast out members opposing a new truce with Bogota.

Colombia’s FARC rebel group warns to cast out members opposing a new truce with Bogota.

An Italian delegation is set to visit Damascus to pave the way for the restoration of diplomatic times between Rome and Damascus.

Authorities impose a curfew in most parts of Indian-controlled Kashmir after a militant commander was killed in the region.

Canada says it will lead a battle group in Eastern Europe as part of NATO's increasing military build up against Russia.

Iran’s steel industry is reportedly the latest target of a rising tide of protectionism in the EU, highlighting the bloc’s determination to further regionalize the market.

Daesh claims it has downed a Russian helicopter in the ancient city of Palmyra in central Syria, with Moscow denying the allegation.

Barack Obama announces fresh troops deployments to Europe, aimed at deterring Russia.

The Chinese navy holds fresh exercises in the disputed South China Sea.

The UN chief says he is ‘deeply alarmed’ by renewed violence in South Sudan.

The police killings of two black men in the United States in the past week underscores that African Americans continue to be oppressed, an American researcher says.

Authorities in Bahrain prevent three human rights activists from leaving the country.

British forces will be training 4,000 Ukrainian military troops until next March, the UK’s foreign secretary says.

Iranian minister of petroleum say Bu Ali Sina Petrochemical Complex will return to its normal condition within the next few weeks.

Iran’s ambassador to Kuwait says the country is ready to cooperate with the Arab countries of the Persian Gulf in fighting the Takfiri terrorist group of Daesh.

An EU aid agency says almost 96,000 unaccompanied children sought refuge in the 28-nation bloc in 2015.

Several police officers in the US states of Tennessee, Missouri and Georgia have been shot and wounded in a string of separate attacks.

A prominent Arab journalist says the Saudi government itself may be behind the recent triple bombings in Saudi Arabia to portray itself as a “victim” of Daesh terrorism.

South Korea’s military says the neighboring North has test-fired another short-range ballistic missile