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White House pressuring GOP over Daesh
The White House is pressing the Republican-weighted US Congress to authorize military action against the Daesh.

The White House is pressing the Republican-weighted US Congress to authorize military action against the Daesh.

Iran denies any connection to two Kenyans recently detained over spying and terror charges.

The US attempts to ease tensions between Russia and Turkey is hypocritical and disgraceful, analyst says.

An Israeli court suspends trial against the main suspect in the last year murder of Palestinian teenager Mohammed Abu Khdeir.

The Syrian president says there are terrorists among the Syrian refugees arriving in Europe.

Some 1,250 trucks transferring Turkish goods are blocked from entering Russia, a Turkish shipping association says.

Major General Qasem Soleimani, a commander of Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC), denies rumors of his death.

The US will send special groups known as "foreign fighter surge teams" overseas in a bid to prevent terrorists from traveling, the White House says.

A prominent Iraqi official says US rejected his request to target Daesh trucks that carry oil out of the country.

UK Prime Minister David Cameron announces a debate for Wednesday over airstrikes in Syria.

Iran is taking the most vital step toward reviving foreign trade, activating banking and insurance ties to process transactions.

Russia has received further information that the Daesh Takfiri terrorists conduct their oil sales via Turkey.

Saudis in the eastern city of Awamiyah hold a march to demand the release political prisoners.

Pope Francis describes Muslims and Christians as 'brothers and sisters' and urges them to live peacefully together.

Boko Haram militants attack a village in southeast Niger, killing at least four people and burning some 50 homes.

Obama has discussed climate change and other issues with the Chinese president on the sidelines of a climate summit in France.

A senior Iranian official says growing terrorist activities in Yemen are concerning.

British junior doctors are poised to go on a strike in protest at controversial contracts that will lead to pay cuts and longer working conditions.