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US Stryker in EU 'outgunned' by Russia’s
US armored carriers in Europe are outgunned by their Russian counterparts and need a fast-track upgrade, US Army officials say.

US armored carriers in Europe are outgunned by their Russian counterparts and need a fast-track upgrade, US Army officials say.

More than 100 suspects, including army and government officials, face human trafficking charges in Thailand.

A spokesman for Grand Ayatollah Sistani urges the Iraqi government to do more to protect the families of the forces fighting ISIL militants in the country.

The National Health Service (NHS) in England has unveiled new plans to ensure patients requiring urgent care are seen within four hours.

The head of Ayatollah Khamenei’s office hails the Iranian negotiating team for their performance in the nuclear talks with the P5+1.

The United States created favorable grounds for the growth of terrorist groups like ISIL in the Middle East, says an analyst.

A senior British politician has blamed former prime minister Tony Blair’s decision to invade Iraq as a major reason stopping people from voting for the Labour Party.

Bahrainis decry the continued imprisonment of Sheikh Ali Salman, demanding his immediate release.

Yemenis take to the streets to once again condemn Saudi Arabia’s attacks on their country.

Syria’s foreign minister urges the establishment of an alliance to counter terrorism in the Middle East.

Turkey vows to continue its operations against the ISIL terrorist group in Syria and the Kurdish PKK militants.

The government in the Maldives changes a prison term handed down former President Mohamed Nasheed to time under house arrest.

The biggest pro-Israel lobby in the US has prepared for an all-out campaign to pressure Congress into rejecting the nuclear conclusion with Iran.

Iran's industry minister says Tehran is keen on removing obstacles in the way of foreign trade.

An Afghan official says the next round of the peace talks between the government in Kabul and Taliban is set for the end of July.

New working mothers returning from maternity leave are more likely to be discriminated against, according to a report by the Equality and Human Rights Commission.

Iran dismisses as “baseless” recent claims by a Bahraini minister, who accused the Islamic Republic of interfering the in the Arab country’s affairs.

The Justice Department has been asked to open a criminal investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of private email for official business.