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UN envoy in Syria to discuss peace plan
The UN special envoy to Syria briefs the Syrian foreign minister on efforts to end the crisis in the Arab country.

The UN special envoy to Syria briefs the Syrian foreign minister on efforts to end the crisis in the Arab country.

The British government is planning to launch an independent review of deaths that occurred in police custody over the years in England and Wales.

Turkey reportedly dispatches fighter jets to the Syrian border after a Turkish soldier was killed in a cross-border attack.

Iran and the EU have opened a conference on trade and investment in Vienna, with Iranian officials pledging to splash out more than $180 billion on oil and gas projects.

Somali and African Union forces liberate major city of Baardheere in southwestern Somalia from al-Shabab militants.

EU targets six Hollywood studios and Britain’s Sky TV in an antitrust probe.

Israeli forces clash with Palestinian mourners at a mass funeral for a Palestinian man killed by the Tel Aviv regime troops in the occupied West Bank.

US administration officials deny claims by certain Republican lawmakers about hiding parts of a recent nuclear agreement with Iran from Congress.

The ISIL terrorist group is a bigger threat to the United States than al-Qaeda, says the FBI director.

A Turkish daily sacks one of its senior writers for criticizing President Erdogan’s policy on ISIL.

Five members of a family have been found dead in the US state of Oklahoma.

Alzheimer’S disease is incurable but new drug could delay the pace of brain decline for patients.

A prisoner was released and now on the run after a mistake at the Wandsworth Prison in South London.

Iran’s gold output is estimated to rise to 7 metric tons by 2017 which could significantly improve the country’s place among the world’s producers of the precious metal.

Amnesty International says Burundian security forces shot fleeing protesters opposed to President Nkurunziza’s bid for a third term in office.

Hundreds of protesting miners in Bolivia clash with police in the country’s capital.

US Defense Secretary Ash Carter arrives in Iraq for talks over ISIL.

Soccer fans who racially abused a black commuter at Paris Metro are banned from football matches for up to five years.