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Trump proposes military parades in US
US President-elect Donald Trump has proposed holding parades in Washington, DC, and New York City to display US military power.

US President-elect Donald Trump has proposed holding parades in Washington, DC, and New York City to display US military power.

The 15-member council is expected to endorse action by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) on ensuing crisis in Gambia.

Fresh clashes erupt among members of different members of Brazilian drug gangs at a northeastern prison

Wadi Barada hosts the main source of water for the capital, Damascus, and its surroundings.

Turkish lawmakers give their support to more articles of the draft constitution, which would give sweeping powers to the president.

The CIA has published new guidelines for collecting, storing and analyzing information on American citizens.

NATO’s chief warns of sharp increase in the number of state-sponsored cyber attacks on the military alliance.

US Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says NATO is the most important military alliance in the world.

Iran’s Zarif urges Muslim nations to unite in support of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar.

President Bashar al-Assad says the upcoming talks in Astana will allow humanitarian aid to reach various areas in Syria.

The US is using Turkey as a camouflage to achieve its objectives in Syria, says an American analyst.

The agreement which asserted Ethiopia’s right to build the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) has caused grave concern in Egypt over the prospect of the country’s water and electricity supply.

Police said the incident occurred in the northern Indian province of Uttar Pradesh on Thursday when a truck loaded with sand collided head-on with the school bus.

The Gambia’s vice president has stepped down amid a political crisis in the West African country.

Iran says it is negotiation with China over a project to revamp its oldest and biggest refinery.

The remarks came after US Secretary of State John Kerry accused Maliki of being behind the growth of the Daesh terrorist group in Iraq.

An analyst says the EU's statement on Iran's nuclear agreement is very critical and it should serve as a wake-up call to Donald Trump.

Daesh-controlled terrain shrank by 23 percent from 78,000 square kilometers in early January 2016 to 60,400 square kilometers by the end of the year.