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Death toll soars to 82 in Ethiopia landslide
Ethiopia says landslide in the capital, Addis Ababa, has so far left 82 people dead.

Ethiopia says landslide in the capital, Addis Ababa, has so far left 82 people dead.

Amnesty International says the court ruling is "disappointing" and encourages discrimination.

Dozens of Yemeni women stage a sit-in in front of the UN office in Sana’a against the Saudi war on their country.

A Manchester-based analyst says the United Nations and the Western powers do not care about the lives of Rohingya Muslims, who are being killed and persecuted in Myanmar.

A new study shows hate crimes surged by over 20 percent in nine US metropolitan areas in 2016.

The Turkish president threatens the Netherlands with further sanctions, claiming the Dutch were responsible for the Srebrenica massacre.

Iraqi forces make fresh gains against Daesh terrorists in western Mosul.

Burundian health officials report a rise in deaths and infections from Malaria.

The prime minister hails the UK Parliament’s vote giving her the power to formally begin the Brexit process.

Poland is to ask the United States to deport an old Ukrainian man accused of war crimes in 1944 in collaboration with the Nazi Germany.

Israeli forces close a Palestinian research center in Jerusalem al-Quds and nabbed its director.

The offensive was launched to retake the oil terminals of Ras Lanuf and al-Sidra.

The EU parliament suspended Janusz Korwin-Mikke over his sexist remarks.

A Bahraini court delays ruling in the trial of top Shia cleric Sheikh, Sheikh Isa Qassim.

Suspected Somali pirates have carried out the first attack since 2012, hijacking an oil tanker.

Iranians are celebrating the historical festival, while officials caution youths against setting off fireworks.

Takfiri militants carry out a deadly bomb attack against a bus in the western Syrian city of Homs.

A new mining project that has just been awarded to a consortium of locals is expected to make Iran a new player in world’s zinc market.