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Zarif, Assad warn of rising terror threats
Iranian foreign minister and Syrian president warn that terrorism poses a threat to both regional states and the entire world.

Iranian foreign minister and Syrian president warn that terrorism poses a threat to both regional states and the entire world.

Iran’s Zarif says Tehran will continue to support dialogue among various political factions in Lebanon.

A Daesh-linked group based in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula claims to have beheaded a Croatian hostage.

Damascus slams the hostile stance of the Saudi foreign minister on the state of affairs in Syria.

Young Iranian Greco-Roman wrestlers collect two medals at the 2015 Junior Wrestling World Championships in Brazil.

A new report by a US-based newspaper says Iran's hand-woven carpets will conquer US market again once sanctions against the country are lifted.

Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush has called for establishing a no-fly zone over Syria.

A newly published report by the British government has revealed that the labor market has been witnessing the second consecutive month of job losses.

A US military chopper crashes off Japan’s southern island of Okinawa.

Iranian and Spanish companies have signed a memorandum of understanding to implement power generation projects worth $250 million in Chile and Mexico.

Indonesia’s president replaces key ministers in an apparent bid to revive the economy.

A scorching heat wave in Egypt turns deadly, killing at least 61 people over the past few days.

A top Iranian commander says the country's Navy will be fitted with new equipment.

Pakistan says it is in the final stages of talks to clinch a deal for a tenfold hike of electricity imports from neighboring Iran.

The bodies of four Afghans abducted in Ghazni last week are found.

Secretary of State John Kerry warns the US dollar’s status as the global currency could be threatened if Congress blocks the nuclear accord with Iran.

Militants fighting against Damascus kill three people in Syria’s northwestern city of Idlib despite the announcement of a ceasefire in the area.

Iran and Guinea have resurrected a deal to extract bauxite in the African country after a delay of 25 years and ship it to the Middle East for aluminum production.