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Macedonia police clash with refugees
Macedonian police clash with refugees on the Greek border.

Macedonian police clash with refugees on the Greek border.

Iran says six world powers have now to close the Islamic Republic’s nuclear dossier.

Shareholders in Finnish telecom group Nokia approved the company's acquisition of French-American rival Alcatel-Lucent.

A UN official voices concerns over Israel's failure to bring to justice the culprits of a deadly arson attack against Palestinians.

IAEA says it has found no indication of diversion in Iran's nuclear program.

Spain's foreign minister says economic sanctions against Russia will likely be extended for another six months.

The US military is being outpaced by competitors like China, experts warn the Senate.

Iran says most OPEC member states support reducing production to maintain prices.

Afghan Taliban chief has been injured during a militant infighting in neighboring Pakistan.

Three PKK militants are killed in clashes with Turkish police in the southeastern province of Diyarbakir.

Germany's spy agency says Saudi Arabia is becoming impulsive in its foreign policy.

Obama ignored early warnings about the rise of Daesh (ISIL) to fit his re-election “narrative,” says a former top intelligence leader.

UNICEF says nearly 200 refugee children have died in the Aegean Sea so far this year.

Iran needs more than $4.2 billion of investment to bring a massive titanium mine in its southeast online, an official says.

US Secretary of State John Kerry acknowledges that Russia can play an "extremely constructive role" in bringing peace to Syria.

An EU official says British PM is pressing the leaders of the block to accept his terms for deciding Britain’s membership in the block by Christmas.

Russia says it has proof that Turkish President Erdogan and his family are involved in oil trade with Daesh.

Journalists in Greece go on strike over government austerity measures.