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US agency rebukes Myanmar on Muslims
A US government agency calls on Myanmar’s new regime to stop abusive policies against Rohingya Muslims.

A US government agency calls on Myanmar’s new regime to stop abusive policies against Rohingya Muslims.

The US State Department lists human rights breaches by Saudi Arabia and Bahrain in 2015.

Russia calls for the closure of the Turkish-Syrian border to prevent militants and weapons from entering the Arab country.

Abadi urges calm at parliament and says ongoing tensions at the chamber hinder the reform process.

The European Union adopts a new security law to track terrorist suspects posing a security threat to Europe.

Brazil’s Supreme Court rejects an attempt by President Dilma Rousseff to halt an impeachment vote against her.

At least 40 people are killed in a new US drone strike in Afghanistan’s eastern province of Nangarhar.

Gloves come off at the US presidential Democratic debate between rivals Sanders and Clinton.

The US and South Korea say the North tried to launch a missile, but the attempt failed.

Washington police arrest scores of protesters outside the US Capitol Hill as anti-corruption demonstrations continue for the fourth consecutive day.

Hundreds of people have held a demonstration against US Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump in New York.

Egypt warns against protests over the government’s decision to transfer two Red Sea islands to Saudi Arabia.

John Kerry says Russia should understand that “the United States is not going to be intimidated on the high seas.”

A 6.2-magnitude earthquake shakes southwestern Japan, killing one person, with the aftershocks later claiming eight more lives.

Hillary Clinton expresses sorrow for the Nigerian schoolgirls abducted by Boko Haram.

Two Mexican federal police officers are implicated in the disappearance of 43 college students back in September 2014.

Iran criticizes the Organization of Islamic Cooperation for being dominated by certain member states and for its failure to avoid bias in its decision-making processes.

Microsoft launches a suit against the US government over a federal law that violates the Constitution by gaining access to customer emails without their knowledge.