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US media 'appendage of ruling class'
Misinformation and propaganda surrounding “key events” have eroded "whatever faith" Americans had in the media, says an analyst.

Misinformation and propaganda surrounding “key events” have eroded "whatever faith" Americans had in the media, says an analyst.

Vice president of Russia’s Lukoil says increasing taxes will decrease the country’s oil production to 300 million tonnes a year.

A bipartisan group of US senators have urged the Obama administration to stop the militant training program in Syria.

The comments by the Turkish president come as Moscow says its airstrikes have inflicted severe harm on the Daesh Takfiri group.

Tens of thousands of activists have marched in Manchester in protest at the austerity policies of Prime Minister David Cameron’s government.

Iranian male and female audibly-challenged athletes win 18 medals at the 8th edition of the Asia Pacific Deaf Games in Taiwan.

MSF demands a 'full and transparent' probe into the apparent 'war crime' by the US to strike an Afghan hospital.

An Iranian Oil Ministry official says the Islamic Republic is ready to boost natural gas exports to its northern neighbor, Armenia.

Another 139 Palestinians have been treated for tear gas inhalation and six for injuries sustained in beatings by Israelis, officials say.

Indications are growing that Britain may be preparing for major military operations mainly involving air strikes against ISIL terrorists in Syria.

Only 7 percent of Americans say they have a “great deal” of trust and confidence in the US mass media.

Iran’s volleyball team defeats Oman at the 6th edition of CISM World Games in South Korea.

An Iranian official says if domestic CNG industry is not developed properly, gasoline imports will increase five times.

British PM Cameron has refused to rule out recommending a British exit from the European Union referendum.

The Syrian president says the coalition of Iran, Russia, Syria and Iraq must prevail or the entire region will be destroyed.

US police have thwarted a new plot to conduct a mass shooting at a school in California.

Ships are scheduled to make unusual loadings of about 60,000 tonnes of wheat for Iran, but overall demand from the country is expected to be very low this year, European traders say.

Iranian lawmakers pass a single-urgency motion that allows the administration to voluntarily implement the JCPOA.