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'US ruled by a culture of white supremacy'
A human rights attorney says US investigations into police killing of two African-Americans in Louisiana and Minnesota recently will not lead to the administration of justice.

A human rights attorney says US investigations into police killing of two African-Americans in Louisiana and Minnesota recently will not lead to the administration of justice.

A French magazine says Tel Aviv may have tapped into the French premier’s cell phones during his May visit to Israel.

A human rights activist says Rohingya Muslims are in dire need of a concerted international effort to save them from threats in Myanmar.

A petition entitled “Expel Tony Blair from the Labour Party” is gaining support in the wake of the Chilcot report.

At least 200 people are forced to seek refuge at a UN base in South Sudan following the eruption of armed violence among various groups in the area.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signs into law a package of new counter-terrorism measures.

Yemen's army and allied fighters have retaliated with rocket attacks after Saudi aircraft bombarded several locations in the impoverished country.

Egypt, one of the two Arab countries that have public diplomatic relations with Israel, slams Tel Aviv’s plans to build new settler units in the occupied Palestinian lands.

An explosion on a busy passenger train in Taiwan injures 25 people, with two of them in critical condition.

Cypriot lawmakers approve a resolution urging Nicosia to work towards lifting EU bans against Russia.

Israel’s prime minister, currently touring Africa, denies a report that says he faced an assassination attempt in Kenya.

The speaker of the Brazilian lower house of Congress Eduardo Cunha steps down months after launching an impeachment process against President Rousseff.

Protesters take to the streets in major US cities to express outrage after police shot and killed two black men in two days.

Washington and Seoul say they have reached an agreement to deploy an advanced missile system in South Korea to counter what they call North Korean threats.

Five officers are dead after at least eleven officers were shot during a protest in downtown Dallas, Texas.

Saudi authorities have arrested seven Saudi nationals in relation to the recent coordinated bomb attacks in the oil-rich kingdom.

Hillary Clinton leads Donald Trump in a new national poll, amid widespread dissatisfaction with both nominees.

The US warns North Korea to avoid actions that raise tensions in the region after Pyongyang vows to give a tough response to newly imposed sanctions.