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Saudi foreign reserves drop over low oil prices
Saudi Arabia’s foreign reserves have dropped to $644 billion at the end of October as the price of oil remained low.

Saudi Arabia’s foreign reserves have dropped to $644 billion at the end of October as the price of oil remained low.

Slovakia says it has filed a lawsuit with the EU’s highest court against the bloc’s refugee quotas.

John Kerry says the Iraqi government is fully aware of the US plans to deploy American special forces to Iraq.

Cameroon’s Defense Ministry says its forces have killed 100 Boko Haram Takfiri militants.

Morgan Stanley says Iran is the next biggest investment attraction for international corporations after the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Met police arrest four men suspicion of terrorism offences.

Russia's FM says relations with Turkey can no longer be business as usual.

The White House has reportedly rejected the Pentagon’s plan to close the US military prison at Guantanamo.

Iranian sports shooter Elaheh Ahmadi stands atop air rifle women world shooting podium.

The national Iranian men's beach soccer team ranks first in Asia.

The UK Prime Minister David Cameron has begun a debate on whether to authorize air strikes in Syria.

John Kerry has called on allies to step up the fight against Daesh while the US is leading the campaign against the Takfiri terrorists.

Afghan security forces arrest 11 Takfiri terrorists in the country’s northern province of Kunduz.

At least six people lose their lives in two bomb attacks in Cameroon.

NATO formally invites the Southeast European country of Montenegro to join the US-led military alliance.

Pakistan says the Iran gas pipeline remains the best option as the stalled project is given new impetus with anticipated lifting of sanctions on Tehran.

Israeli settlers, protected by Israeli forces, once again storm the al-Aqsa Mosque.

Heavy flooding in southern India forces thousands of people to flee their homes.