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Colombia halts air raids on FARC rebels
Colombia suspends air raids on FARC rebels’ camps in a bid to accelerate the country’s peace process.

Colombia suspends air raids on FARC rebels’ camps in a bid to accelerate the country’s peace process.

At least 13 people are killed and 50 others injured when two bombers target a swimming pool in northern Iraq.

The Central Bank of Iran (CBI) says the value of Iranian assets frozen in overseas accounts stands at a total of $29 billion.

PKK says conditions for maintaining the ceasefire with Ankara are no longer in place after the Turkish military attacked its positions.

Violence against Palestinian kids detained by Israeli forces has risen in the first half of 2015, an NGO says.

A US federal judge has ruled that hundreds of immigrant women and children held in holding facilities should be released.

Iran’s Foreign Ministry condemns the Saudi bombing of Yemen's Ta'izz.

President Barack Obama said on Saturday that the United States and Kenya are united in fight against the al-Shabab terrorist group.

At least two Turkish soldiers are killed in a car bomb blast in the southeastern Diyarbakir province.

The UK premier reportedly intends to hold a referendum on the country's EU membership in June 2016.

At least 19 people have been killed in a bomb blast in Cameroon’s northern city of Maroua.

Hillary Clinton says she did not send or receive classified information on her personal email account while she was secretary of state.

A senior US Army commander suggests the battle to eradicate the ISIL terrorists may take half a century.

Bahrain recalls ambassador to Iran in protest against Tehran’s support for democracy in the region.

GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum says the nuclear agreement with Iran is the “greatest betrayal” of America’s national security in its history.

Somalia’s al-Shabab militants kill six people in two separate attacks in the nation’s capital of Mogadishu.

Eight women have been killed in Saudi Arabia’s latest air strike in Yemen’s Taizz province.

The UNCHR slams France for adoption of a controversial surveillance law that grants its secret services broad new powers to spy on citizens.