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Car bomb kills child, injures 17 in SE Turkey
An explosion in Turkey’s southeastern town of Viranşehir has killed at least one child and injured 17 people.

An explosion in Turkey’s southeastern town of Viranşehir has killed at least one child and injured 17 people.

London's top police officer warns against the terror threat posed by the returning of Britons fighting with Daesh in Syria and Iraq.

Protesters staged the “Loyalty to Martyrs' Blood” march in Bab al-Yemen of the capital.

Washington urges Beijing to confront North Korea’s provocative actions after its latest ballistic missile test.

The OSCE says it is imperative that Ukrainian forces and pro-Russia fighters withdraw heavy weapons from the eastern front line.

The Iranian foreign minister says dispatching US ground troops to Syria will fan the flames of extremism in the Middle East.

An analyst says Turkey’s goals in Syria are uncertain and it may not be serious about fighting terrorism because it has had long-term plans for seizing territory in the northern part of the Arab country.

For clarification purposes, ... the negotiations will be entirely guided by UN Security Council Resolution 2254, says a UN official.

An Israeli soldier has reportedly committed suicide by shooting himself in the head.

An African American man in Ohio has filed suit after video showed him being pepper-sprayed by police while already strapped into a restraint chair and handcuffed.

A growing number of US Democrats are openly questioning President Trump’s mental health.

An analyst says Trump’s policies have inflamed the existing negative public opinion about him.

The British foreign secretary denounces Tony Blair's “bare-faced effrontery” and accuses him of arrogance.

Iran urges an extensive and international fight against terrorism, violence and extremism.

The attack was carried out in Dih Bala district of Nangarhar province on Thursday night.

The Iranian men’s national freestyle wrestling team picks up the trophy at the end of the 2017 Freestyle World Cup.

Mehmet Gormez said none of the religious employees was engaged in any activity that could be assessed as prying.

A senior Russian diplomat says his country’s relations with Iran are not affected by any external influences.