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Germans still think VWs 'outstanding'
A new survey shows two-thirds of Germans still believe Volkswagen builds "outstanding" cars.

A new survey shows two-thirds of Germans still believe Volkswagen builds "outstanding" cars.

The death toll from the deadly stampede in Mina hits 2,165.

New Delhi has imposed a curfew in Indian-controlled Kashmir after the death of a Muslim truck worker by Hindu extremists.

Ten people are killed in a bus explosion in Pakistan's Baluchistan Province.

Yemeni army soldiers and allied fighter kill at least 13 Saudi soldiers in Saudi Arabia’s southwestern region of Jizan.

The US has been the “chief bankroller” of Israel’s criminal operations against the Palestinian people, says a writer.

Egypt prime minister says the turnout was very low on the first day of election.

Germany's foreign minister rules out Saudi claims that peace in Syria will only come about through the removal of Assad.

Italy’s Eni says it is ready to return to Iran’s oil industry once the sanctions against the country are lifted.

Islamophobic abuse is escalating in Britain with critics blaming the government’s policies for the alienation of Muslim communities.

An Eritrean man dies after being shot by a security guard and beaten by an angry mob in Israel.

A US cyber security firm says it has evidence hackers linked to the Chinese government have hacked more US companies.

NATO and its allies launch their largest military drill in more than a decade.

Total says it is ready to provide the loans required for the development of Iran’s oil sector projects once sanctions lifted.

A Turkish court accepts an indictment against Fethullah Gulen for trying to overthrow the government.

Russia summons the French ambassador to protest a French jet approaching a Russian diplomatic plane.

Iran says its top priority in a post-sanctions era will be to get back the share of the global oil market it lost to its rivals as a result of the US-engineered sanctions.

Kerry says he will meet with Russian, Saudi and Turkish leaders to discuss a “tangible” solution to the Syria crisis.