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Hamas raps UN for service cutbacks
Hamas criticizes the UN agency for Palestinian refugees for the cutbacks in the services it provides.

Hamas criticizes the UN agency for Palestinian refugees for the cutbacks in the services it provides.

Iran Khodro and German automaker Mercedes-Benz will sign a deal soon for production of cars and commercial vehicles, the head of the leading Iranian vehicle manufacturer says.

A newly released video shows four New York police officers punching an unarmed African-American man, pinning him to ground before arresting him.

The Malaysian premier has reshuffled his cabinet amid alleged financial scandal made against him.

A Canadian commander has been charged with sex-related crimes involving minor cadets.

The United States is grating parole to Jonathan Pollard after three decades of imprisonment on charges of spying for Israel.

Over 2,000 migrants have stormed the Channel Tunnel in France to reach Britain.

The ISIL Takfiri group has opened a gift shop in Iraq’s northern city of Mosul, selling militants’ conventional gear and execution tools.

Zimbabwean authorities have identified the American poacher who made a world famous lion suffer for 40 hours before being shot dead, skinned, and beheaded.

Thousands of high-profile experts call for the banning of “killer robots” with Artificial Intelligence in an open letter.

The US authorities’ reluctance to view Edward Snowden’s case impartially is makes it impossible for the former NSA contractor to return home, his lawyer says.

Spanish police say a gun attack leaves two people injured in central Barcelona.

Laurent Fabius says France's 'toughness' in nuclear talks with Iran was constructive.

US Secretary of State John Kerry has urged Republican lawmakers in Congress to support the nuclear accord with Iran.

Cameroon will send some 2,000 reinforcements to its remote northern region to confront Boko Haram.

A top executive at Iran’s state radio and television calls for the establishment of independent media to counter West’s media monopoly.

The World Health Organization says nearly 4,000 people have been killed in Yemen since late March.

Mexico’s state-owned oil company reports $5.2 bn of losses for the second quarter of the year.