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Poland, Lithuania in military talks with US
Poland and Lithuania are discussing plans for permanent stationing of US army equipment, officials from the two countries say.

Poland and Lithuania are discussing plans for permanent stationing of US army equipment, officials from the two countries say.

A senior commander of the al-Qaeda terrorist group is killed in an airstrike in Libya.

The Chinese Defense Ministry confirms the latest testing of a hypersonic nuclear-capable glide vehicle.

A Sudanese minister says President Omar al-Bashir will return home after the African Union Summit in Johannesburg.

The World Association of Nuclear Operators (WANO) is evaluating the performance Iran’s Bushehr nuclear power plant.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says the convicted murderers at large could still be in the area or in Mexico.

Bailout talks between Greece and its international creditors fail, leaving the matter in the hands of eurozone finance ministers.

A Houthi delegation heads for Geneva to attend the UN-brokered Yemen peace talks.

Tel Aviv seeks to block the release of findings of a UN report on Israeli war crimes.

There is a “cold war” going on in East Asia, where the US military has planned to hold a drill.

The Rosetta mission's lander, Philae, has “woken up” and is “ready for operations.”

Iran’s national volleyball team serve Russia their second back-to-back defeat.

The value of Chinese stocks rose above $10 trillion for the first time.

A senior Iranian general says Iran will never allow foreigners to inspect its military sites.

Washington’s provocative policies towards Russia may lead to World War III, says a political analyst.

Iran says it plans to offer a gas-for-equipment/services barter plan to Turkmenistan.

The Israeli cabinet approves a bill allowing force-feeding of Palestinians on hunger strike in Israeli jails.

The death toll from the deadly MERS virus in South Korea reaches 15, with seven new cases reported.