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Erekat urges Arab support against Israel
The PLO secretary general says Arab countries should move to stop the Tel Aviv regime’s aggression against Palestinians.

The PLO secretary general says Arab countries should move to stop the Tel Aviv regime’s aggression against Palestinians.

Russia and China are working in alliance to counter American and Western influence, says an analyst.

The Yemen army backed by Popular Committees destroys a Saudi warship in the waters close to the southwestern province of Ta’izz.

At least 100 people are injured in a high-speed ferry accident near Hong Kong.

Nigeria detains 45 people suspected of being linked to a Boko Haram attack plot.

US presidential hopeful Carly Fiorina has accused Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton of lying to Americans.

Iran says the potential execution of prominent Saudi cleric Nimr al-Nimr would come at 'a heavy expense' for the kingdom.

Brazil’s minister of development, industry and foreign trade is to arrive in the Iranian capital tomorrow to discuss economic ties with Iranian officials.

The US is trying to ultimately partition Syria and put in place in regime like that of Saudi Arabia, says an activist.

The 'FSA' militant group expresses readiness to hold talks with Russia on the crisis in Syria in the Egyptian capital, Cairo.

Human Rights Watch says Tunisia should investigate the death of two detainees.

Forensic examination reveals that the remains recently found at the Afghan Presidential Palace relate to the Taliban regime.

British PM David Cameron has become the target of criticisms at home for overlooking poor Saudi rights record to guarantee better ties.

The Slovenian prime minister warns that the EU risks falling apart over the refugee crisis.

Kuwait’s telecoms giant, Zain, reports sharp drop in profits during the third quarter of 2015.

Iran condemns a sentence issued against one of its citizens in the United States as completely unjust.

People in Ukraine vote in local elections to select mayors and council members.

A new report shows the costs for Britain to replace and maintain its controversial Trident nuclear deterrent program stand at around £167 billion ($256 billion) – a figure far more than expected.