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‘2,000 Saudis killed in war on Yemen’
A Saudi online activist says some 2,000 Saudi nationals have been killed in Riyadh’s deadly aggression against Yemen.

A Saudi online activist says some 2,000 Saudi nationals have been killed in Riyadh’s deadly aggression against Yemen.

A 7.1-magintude earthquake strikes the southern Indian Ocean.

The EU agrees on a system to share airline passenger details in a bid to improve counter-terrorism efforts.

The US Air Force says it has fired off more than 20,000 missiles and bombs against Daesh positions since the bombing campaign began some 15 moths ago.

Clashes erupt between Brazilian police and people protesting against proposed education reforms in Sao Paulo.

Dozens of Palestinians are injured during clashes with Israeli forces across the occupied West Bank and the Gaza Strip.

The Riyadh-based satellite company Arabsat stops broadcasting Lebanon’s al-Manar TV channel.

A senior Iranian official says the Islamic Republic has evidence that proves Turkey is involved in illegal oil trade with the Daesh terrorist group.

The US has reportedly put on hold a request for Turkey to play a more active role in the fight against Daesh.

The Yemeni forces have hit another Saudi warship with a missile in the waters close to the southwestern province of Ta’izz.

Bahraini demonstrators hold fresh anti-government rallies, demanding democracy and calling for the immediate release of all political prisoners.

Lawyers for the family of one of the suspects in the California massacre said the media is using the incident as a pretext to tarnish the image of Muslims.

The Daesh terrorist group releases a new video purportedly showing the execution of Yemen’s Ansarullah fighters.

China has voiced its support for Russia’s anti-terror war in Syria, urging the international community to make joint efforts to fight terrorism.

The Iraqi prime minister has called on Turkey to immediately withdraw its forces from northern Iraq.

A new report says a covert CIA-trained paramilitary unit in Afghanistan kills civilians in the name of fighting against Taliban and al-Qaeda militants.

Daesh is increasingly filling its ranks with child soldiers to replace thousands of its killed militants, a US military spokesman said Friday.

Some 700 Tunisian women have joined Daesh and other terrorist groups in Syria, a Tunisian minister says.