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'2015 best year for renewable energy'
New solar, wind and hydropower sources were added in 2015 at the fastest rate the world has yet seen, a study says.

New solar, wind and hydropower sources were added in 2015 at the fastest rate the world has yet seen, a study says.

The UK is powerless in stopping terror suspects from entering Britain due to EU rules, Gove says.

Iran’s national volleyball team earns a hard-fought win over China at the the Men’s World Olympic Qualification Tournament in Japan.

A new video related to the deadly March shooting of a Palestinian shows a knife being moved closer to his body in an attempt to tamper with evidence.

France's union workers plan to begin rolling strikes at all 19 nuclear plants.

The Israeli prime minister once again expressed his opposition to a French "peace" plan, calling for direct talks.

US activists vent their anger over the findings of a probe into a police shooting of a black man in Minneapolis.

The United Nations says a total of 867 civilians have lost their lives across Iraq in May.

A US drone strike has targeted a senior commander of Somalia’s al-Shabab militant group.

An American political analyst says Ashton Carter’s going over to Southeast Asia suggests that the US is gearing up for war with China.

Ivory Coast’s former first lady Simone Gbagbo says she suffered attempted rape while in detention back in 2011.

Sheikh Ali Salman says Manama’s extension of his jail term will not dissuade Bahrainis from calling for their rights.

Hillary Clinton says Donald Trump is a “fraud” who is trying to “scam America”.

Saudi Arabia's King Salman bin Abdulaziz is denied visits due to his deteriorating mental condition.

Donald Trump will visit Britain on June 24, the day after the June 23 referendum on whether the UK should remain a member of the EU.

At least two people have been killed at the University of California’s Los Angeles campus in what police called a murder-suicide.

Russian armed forces are gearing up for intensive drills and cooperative international military exercises to be held this summer.

UK manufacturing activity barely grew last month, raising concerns over the economy's strength.