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Turkey may go it alone in Syria: Erdogan
The Turkish president says Ankara may solve the Daesh issue on its own if help is not provided from partners.

The Turkish president says Ankara may solve the Daesh issue on its own if help is not provided from partners.

British Prime Minister David Cameron claims the Russian president and Daesh would welcome Britain leaving the European Union.

The new IRIB president, Abdolali Ali-Askari, has been inducted into office.

Reports say Spain’s Melia Hotels International will open a new hotel in northern Iran next year.

A severed human head has been found at a toxic waste facility in England's eastern county of Cambridgeshire.

Iran’s Zob Ahan captain Mehdi Rajabzadeh is set to lose the AFC Champions League match against Al Ain of the United Arab Emirates with a hamstring injury.

The French president says he would not give into pressure over his government to withdraw the controversial labor reforms.

IMF’s First Deputy Managing Director David Lipton has emphasized that Iran will need to fix its banking system in order to attract foreign investments.

Russia's foreign minister says some ISSG members view the al-Qaeda-linked Nusra Front as an instrument against the Syrian government.

Belgian riot police clash with prison guards on strike at the justice ministry.

Syrian forces advance against terrorists around a strategic gas field in Homs Province.

A fresh string of bomb attacks claim over 70 lives in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.

The US Treasury Department has disclosed a breakdown of Saudi Arabia’s holdings of US debt after 41 years.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has warned that Donald Trump is “doing the job of Daesh” by suggesting a ban on Muslims.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Iran later this week to hold talks with the country’s senior officials.

The national Iranian junior handball team defeats Ukraine 32-29 in its second friendly match against the East European side.

EU President Donald Tusk says former London Mayor Boris Johnson has “political amnesia” for comparing the EU’s unifying agenda to Adolf Hitler's.

Top diplomats from 17 nations resume Vienna talks on the Syria conflict, hoping to reinvigorate a peace effort that has effectively collapsed.