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China finishes major power plant in Tajikistan
China completes a major power plant worth 350 million dollars in Tajikistan's capital, Dushanbe.

China completes a major power plant worth 350 million dollars in Tajikistan's capital, Dushanbe.

Iran’s foreign minister says last year’s nuclear deal between Tehran and the P5+1 was multilateral but the US has a “less than respectable” history in respecting international laws.

US President-elect Donald Trump has selected professional wrestling tycoon Linda McMahon to be part of his incoming administration.

Hospital sources and local authorities said three airstrikes against Qa’im claimed the lives of around 60 people, including 12 women and 19 children.

The Thursday walkout was called by the largest private and public sector unions in the southeastern European country.

An African American woman in New York City could spend a year in prison after being dragged from her apartment and left naked in a public hallway.

An analyst says Syria should press on with its offensive and liberate the rest of eastern Aleppo and it should not fall for any talk of a ceasefire.

The Philippines says it is highly unlikely that it allow the US military to launch patrols in the South China Sea from its territory.

With foreign-backed militants on the verge of total rout, the US and its allies have been urging Russia to pressure the Syrian government into a ceasefire.

Iran is preparing to switch its national currency from the rial to the toman - a move that could boost the value of the country’s national currency against the US dollar.

A report, to be presented to EU interior ministers on Friday, says as many as 1,750 Takfiri terrorists may have returned home.

The decision by US President-elect Donald Trump to bring his family into his inner circle is not unprecedented, a political analyst in Virginia says.

South Korean opposition parties introduced a motion in the parliament to impeach embattled President Park Geun-hye on Thursday.

The 18-year-old man was gunned down near a military checkpoint, south of Nablus on Thursday.

Royal Dutch Shell has signed a basic agreement to study the development of Iran’s South Azadegan and Yadavaran oil fields as well as its Kish gas field.

Indonesian officials have called for urgent medical help after a powerful quake that has killed almost 100 people.

A US federal judge has stopped a recount of votes in Michigan, ruling that Jill Stein has no right to demand it.

Enjoying majority support in the ruling party, Bill English, New Zealand’s deputy PM, is highly expected to become the country’s new prime minister.