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Belgium marks refugees with indelible ink
Police in Belgium mark refugees with a number in indelible ink.

Police in Belgium mark refugees with a number in indelible ink.

Iran’s OPEC representative says the country will continue ramping up oil production to reclaim its market share.

Turkey demands creation of a “secure strip” inside Syrian territory.

At least 100 trucks carrying humanitarian aid are scheduled to set off for the besieged areas of Syria.

Russia will reportedly deliver the first batch of its S-300 missile defense system to Iran on Thursday.

A bomber attacks a military camp in Yemen’s southern province of Aden, killing at least ten people.

Iran’s envoy to the UN urges coordinated effort by the international community to counter extremism.

The CIA has been supporting various militant groups in Syria to implement “regime change” there, says an analyst.

Gunmen kill a policeman and seriously wound two others in Egypt.

A top Iranian commander says Saudi Arabia dares not carry out a ground attack on Syria.

A Daesh media director turns himself into Iraqi forces in Anbar Province.

Russia blasts the US rhetoric against it as a propaganda campaign void of factual content.

At least 13 Palestinians are kidnapped by Israeli soldiers in the occupied West Bank.

At least 24 civilians are killed and more than a dozen others injured in new Saudi airstrikes against Yemen.

Mali families criticize Saudi Arabia for its response to Hajj tragedy.

Ayatollah Khamenei warns against enemy plots to exercise influence in Iran’s upcoming elections.

Iran’s defense minister says regional countries need to boost cooperation to eliminate terrorism.

Canada says the number of the native woman who have been murdered or gone missing in the last 30 years may stand at much higher than believed.