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Turkey may lose $9bn over Russia
Turkish deputy prime minister says Ankara could lose nearly 9 billion dollars over the tensions with its third biggest trade partner Russia.

Turkish deputy prime minister says Ankara could lose nearly 9 billion dollars over the tensions with its third biggest trade partner Russia.

Iranian bodybuilders collect seven medals at the 2015 Olympia Amateur World Showdown in Russia.

Israeli court sentences a Palestinian lawmaker to 15 months in jail.

The UN is to hold peace talks on Yemen on December 15 in Switzerland.

Hundreds of US Shia Muslims have staged an anti-terrorism rally in Washington DC to condemn Daesh.

Iranian taekwondo fighter Sajjad Mardani wins the gold medal at the 2015 WTF World Grand Prix Final in Mexico.

Russia's envoy to the IAEA says he expects the JCPOA implementation day in January.

The US government is setting the stage for the realization of Zionist plans for Armageddon, says an analyst.

A top Houthi Ansarullah figure denounces Saudi Arabia for sponsoring terrorist groups in southern Yemen.

Iran’s exports of caviar, a prized delicacy that can fetch more than $100 an ounce, are set to hit 1.5 tonnes this year.

Turkey says it has a duty to protect those troops sent to Iraq amid warnings by the Iraqi government that it may resort to all means to have them removed.

Iran's President Hassan Rouhani says all Iranian authorities should be accountable to people.

A 7.2-magnitude earthquake shakes eastern Tajikistan.

Iran’s cyber police apprehend 53 individuals for spreading pro-Daesh dogma on the Internet.

NATO says it has no plans to send ground troops to fight Daesh in Syria.

President Obama has angered Republican presidential candidates who advocate more aggression in fighting terror threats.

Egypt has frozen gas talks with Israel after being ordered by an arbitration group to pay $1.76 billion to Tel Aviv in fines.

A report shows nearly 100 people have been arrested in Turkey for allegedly insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.