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Hackers shut down US army website
The US Army’s official website army.mil goes offline after hackers attack it.

The US Army’s official website army.mil goes offline after hackers attack it.

Apple announces iOS 9, the latest version of its iPhone and iPad operating system.

Kremlin says it is closely watching a possible deployment of US nukes in Europe.

Retaliatory attacks by Yemeni forces kill at least two Saudi troops and destroy four military vehicles.

The UN secretary general keeps Israel off the latest annual UN list of child rights violators.

Britain is to send scores of new military trainers to Iraq, says PM.

Truck carrying Ukrainian troopers hits landmine in the east, killing seven soldiers.

Amano says the IAEA can verify the peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear program in 'reasonable' time.

The United Arab Emirates is set to post its first deficit since 2009, says the IMF.

“ISIL came into the vacuum created as a direct result of the outrageous invasion of Iraq in 2003 by the Bush administration," says a political commentator.

UK Prime Minister Cameron has withdrawn his threat to fire ministers over an ongoing dispute on Britain’s stay in the European Union.

Belgian police detain 16 people on charges of training or fighting in Syria.

Two separate attacks in Egypt's Sinai leave one soldier dead, five wounded.

The number of flights by Russian nuclear bombers that buzzed US airspace doubled from their norm last year.

Iraq's holy city of Najaf is fortifying its borders to prevent ISIL inflow from Anbar Province and Saudi Arabia.

Strike shuts down the southwestern Pakistani city of Quetta in protest at the killing of Shia Muslims.

According to the data, the US exports to Iran between January and April 2015 reached $98.2 million, some 60% higher than the same period in the previous year.

Hezbollah fighters retake some major crossings linking Lebanese territory to Syria.