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Haitians riot ahead of run-off elections
Protesters in Haiti riot ahead of a run-off presidential and legislative elections.

Protesters in Haiti riot ahead of a run-off presidential and legislative elections.

The global oil market will remain oversupplied until late 2016.

Libya’s rival factions set up a unity government under an UN-brokered deal.

At least nine police officers are killed in an attack in Afghanistan’s central province of Uruzgan.

Iran’s Central Bank chief says the country is set to receive more than $32 billion of unblocked assets.

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei says recent remarks by some US statesmen are “totally a cause for suspicion.”

A bomb explosion kills at least 11 people in northwestern Pakistan.

Iran is set to increase crude production from joint fields with Iraq by 200,000 bpd.

American demonstrators stage nationwide rallies to mark Martin Luther King's Day and protest against racial and economic injustice.

Palestinian workers are banned from illegal West Bank settlements in the wake of two attacks.

The EU defends its labeling of the products made in illegal Israeli settlements built on occupied Palestinian land.

New airstrikes by Saudi Arabia against Yemen have killed at least 14 civilians, mostly women and children, local media report.

Pakistan expresses “deep concern” over the current tensions between Tehran and Riyadh.

Germany’s defense minister hints at a possible troop deployment to Libya.

Israeli military forces arrest a young Palestinian man over an alleged stabbing attack.

Foreign Minister Zarif says the new US sanctions against Iran over its missile program have no international legal grounds.

Russia’s Central Bank foresees an increase in Iran trade over sanctions removal.

US President Obama’s State of the Union Address foresees decades of conflict and instability throughout the world, Professor Dennis Etler says.