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UK union chiefs threaten to topple govt.
UK union bosses threaten to topple the conservative government with Corbyn’s victory.

UK union bosses threaten to topple the conservative government with Corbyn’s victory.

Amnesty International blames the European Union (EU)’s “collapsing” asylum system for the refugee crisis facing the bloc.

The Syrian refugee crisis has been prompted by the US bombing in the country, says a former CIA and NSA contractor.

Iran is putting into operation a cutting-edge radar system with a range of 1,000 kilometers.

British PM makes a surprise visit to Lebanon where he plans to visit Syrian refugees and meet with his Lebanese counterpart.

An Iranian legislator says Parliament representatives stand firm behind the country’s missile programs.

Three teens have been arrested on suspicion of a "copycat" highway shooting spree in Arizona.

A gun shop in the US has offered discount with the promotional code "Muslim” to mark the 9/11 anniversary.

The European Commission estimates that Iran could become a major natural gas supplier to the European Union by the next decade, a new report says.

An Iranian official says the UN Security Council has failed to follow a unified stance on global peace.

A senior UN official voices concern over recent violence in al-Quds, where Israeli forces clashed with worshipers at al-Aqsa Mosque.

Syrian forces and Hezbollah fighters make fresh advances in the key southwestern Syrian city of Zabadani.

Four people are killed in a helicopter crash in southwestern China.

Iran urges Bahrain to stop playing a blame game and solve the conflict in the Arab country through political dialog.

Saudi Arabia’s war on Yemen is provoking anger towards the United States, as many weapons used are found to be US-made.

Yemeni forces seize a military base in Saudi Arabia’s southwestern province of Jizan.

Taliban militants storm a jail in the Afghan province of Ghazni, 'freeing many prisoners.'

Israeli soldiers storm the al-Aqsa Mosque, injuring a number of Palestinians.