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Fateful referendum in Tajikistan
Tajikistan is set to take part in a referendum Sunday that could significantly shift the fate of the strategic state.

Tajikistan is set to take part in a referendum Sunday that could significantly shift the fate of the strategic state.

Syrian forces say they have seized a truck transporting $100,000 worth of medical supplies from Turkey for Takfiri terrorist groups in Iraq and Syria.

Ten people are killed in a bomb attack in Iraq’s Salahuddin Province, security sources say.

The US is seeking to isolate India from Russia and China, says an analyst.

Brazilians stage a rally in Sao Paulo, calling for the resignation of interim President Michel Temer.

North Korea’s Defense Ministry says it is willing to hold 'working-level contact' with the South Korean side ahead of military talks.

Bahraini regime courts hand down more lengthy jail terms to people involved in protests against Al Khalifah, a report says.

At least two people are killed when Iraqi police open fire on protesters stormed into Baghdad's Green Zone, officials say.

A senior Iranian official warns against a discriminatory approach in the campaign against terrorism.

Iran urges Europe and the US to take practical steps towards lifting banking and economic bans stipulated in the JCPOA.

The British Navy says its new vessels would make enemies "think twice before starting a war."

France says all theories are being examined on the cause of the EgyptAir crash.

Heads of airplane giant Boeing have been summoned by US congressmen to be warned against entering the Iranian market, a report says.

Indian media say the US seeks to put India at par with America’s NATO allies.

South Koreans in Seoul protest against the tragic stabbing to death of a woman at a public toilet.

Police break up demonstrations against controversial government plan for land reforms in Kazakhstan.

India has made the first euro payments to Iran in four years to clear part of its $6.4-billion oil debt to the country.

Japan’s defense minister conveys a formal expression of protest to the US commander in Okinawa over the killing of a Japanese woman by a base staffer.