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Turkey blames UNSC over refugee crisis
Turkey blames the five permanent members of the UNSC for the ongoing refugee crisis.

Turkey blames the five permanent members of the UNSC for the ongoing refugee crisis.

Lightning strikes and kills at least 34 people in southeast India.

Early results from Guatemalan presidential polls puts comedian contestant ahead of center-right businessman rival.

Iraq slams Qatar for hosting a meeting on Baghdad as interference in its domestic affairs.

Iran says it has received a proposal from Spain to use its liquefaction facilities to export LNG to Europe.

An Egyptian court hands down jail terms to 19 people, including three children.

At least 11 Iraqi pilgrims are killed and 25 others injured in a bus crash in western Iran.

Former Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin has called on immigrants living in the US to speak English.

The UN says some 13,000 Palestinian structures in the West Bank are under Israeli demolition orders.

A Muslim flight attendant says she has been suspended for refusing to serve alcohol.

Mexico says it will hold a new probe to determine the fate of the 43 students who went missing in the country last year.

Reports say Iran has suspended plans to cooperate with Peugeot and is instead preparing to take up talks with German and Italian auto majors.

The Venezuelan president says the United States is to blame for Europe’s refugee crisis.

The Iranian Majlis speaker says the lifting of anti-Iran bans will create opportunities for promotion of Iran-EU ties.

Al-Shabab militants seize control of another town in Somalia, a third since Friday.

The two Koreas hold talks on organizing a reunion for the families separated by the Korean War.

The chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee says she would back the Iran nuclear agreement in Congress.

Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina’s statement is meant to absolve the United States of crimes it has committed in Syria, an American analyst says.