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N Korea raps US money laundering tag
North Korea lashes out at the US for labeling the Asian country a money-laundering state.

North Korea lashes out at the US for labeling the Asian country a money-laundering state.

Indian police arrest members of a criminal gang involved in organ trafficking.

Retired US generals and senior diplomats urge President Obama to maintain US troop levels in Afghanistan.

Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi vows to take punitive measures against television networks supporting Daesh terrorist group.

A Turkish company is set to build several natural gas power plants in Iran.

Flooding caused by days of torrential rain claims the lives of four people in France.

Far-right protesters and anti-fascists clashed with police and each other in Bristol on Saturday.

The Australian FM urges the EU to follow the “Australian example” and lock up the refugees on some islands to prevent their access to Europe.

A Chinese military official slams Washington's provocations, saying Beijing does not fear trouble over the South China Sea row.

The prime minister of Libya's UN-backed unity government has ruled out a foreign military intervention in the fight against Daesh terrorists.

German authorities cancel an open-air music festival due to lightning strikes.

Cuba’s President Castro censures the Organization of American States (OAS).

Chinese telecom giant Huawei Technologies faces a US inquiry for its trade with Iran.

John Kerry says the US would consider any Chinese air defense zone over the South China Sea to be "provocative."

The US police brutality against civilians in Chicago is part of a systematic “repression” of blacks, says Dr. Randy Short.

US Navy plans to develop a ship-board laser weapon to incinerate enemy air- and sea-borne weaponry.

Pope Francis says the Catholic bishops who are failing to report cases of sex abuse of children can be removed from office.

An American aerospace giant is considering selling Iran commercial helicopters in the wake a lift on sanctions imposed on Tehran over its nuclear program.