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US may not change Afghan troop number
A US diplomat says President Obama may not change American troop number in Afghanistan soon.

A US diplomat says President Obama may not change American troop number in Afghanistan soon.

The Daesh terrorist group kills 19 of its own members for allegedly escaping battles with Iraqi forces in the city of Fallujah.

Bahraini police arrests senior opposition leader and human rights activist Nabeel Rajab.

Two people have been killed in a US drone attack in southern Yemen.

Libertarian US presidential nominee Gary Johnson has said people should not politicize the Orlando shooting that left at least 50 people dead on Sunday.

Iran’s national wrestling team has won the title of the Freestyle World Cup 2016 after defeating Russia’s outfit.

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif arrives in Norway’s capital, where he will open the Oslo Forum.

The Council on American–Islamic Relations (CAIR) has condemned the Orlando nightclub mass shooting, calling it a hate crime.

German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel says the anti-refugee AfD political party sounds just like his Nazi father.

The 2016 conference of the Bilderberg Group has been held with total secrecy in Germany amid the presence of heavily-armed guards.

Hundreds of civilians flee Manbij with the help of Kurdish-Arab alliance troops who have surrounded the Daesh-held city in north Syria.

The FBI had interviewed the suspect in the Orlando nightclub mass shooting three times before the fateful attack occurred on Sunday.

UEFA has threatened to kick Russia and England out of the Euro 2016 due to violence by their fans amid an opening match.

Barack Obama says the Sunday mass shooting in Florida was an act of terror.

American officials are hiding Saudi Arabia and Israel’s involvement in the 9/11 terror attacks, says a former US diplomat to Riyadh.

Nigeria agrees to Cameroon's return of 80,000 Nigerian refugees.

Japanese demonstrate in Tokyo to protest against the military presence of the United States on Okinawa island.

Bernie Sanders says he won't endorse Hillary Clinton for president until they meet and he measures her commitment to battling Wall Street and wealth inequality.