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Three killed in new US shootings
US police confirmed that three people have been killed in two separate shooting incidents.

US police confirmed that three people have been killed in two separate shooting incidents.

Iran says it is preparing to export 400,000 bpd of oil to Europe once sanctions lifted.

A rocket attack on a school in Afghanistan has claimed lives of at least three people.

A week of clashes in villages near Somalia’s border with Ethiopia leaves at least 35, mostly civilians, killed.

Egypt's state human rights agency says at least 2,600 people were killed following the ouster of former president, Mohamed Morsi.

Figures show successful economic performance for Indian PM Modi.

Iran criticizes Canada’s discriminatory move to stop verifying the authenticity of Iranian medical credentials.

Britain’s child protection chief says the country is shy of enough land to lock up all of its child sex abusers.

The Syrian army foils an ISIL attack on its military posts in the northeastern Syrian province of Hasakah.

The CIA chief says the United States should continue snooping on telephone conversations of millions of Americans.

Israel places a jailed commander of Palestinian resistance movement, Hamas, in solitary confinement.

Five people are killed in fresh clashes between government forces and pro-Russia fighters in eastern Ukraine.

A Muslim woman boarding a United Airline flight was accused of being a terrorist because she requested an unopened can of Coke.

Lebanon’s Hezbollah resistance movement welcomes army's intervention in the border town of Arsal to fight Takfiri terrorists.

Premier Modi appeals to the Indian citizens to protect themselves from an going severe heat wave.

A senior Iranian official says Tehran is determined to continue nuclear talks with the P5+1.

Britain risks following the Nazi lead on human rights, says a UN special rapporteur.

Indian defense minister says New Delhi will purchase only 36 Rafale warplanes from France due to their high price tag.