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Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi resigns
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi resigns after exit polls show he had lost the constitutional reform referendum.

Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi resigns after exit polls show he had lost the constitutional reform referendum.

The military says the divided city will be fully liberated in weeks.

US Vice President-elect Mike Pence defends Donald Trump’s phone conversation with Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen, which drew criticism from China.

American whistle-blower Edward Snowden says the leaks he has been behind are dwarfed by General David Petraeus’s as President-elect Donald Trump is considering him for the position of secretary of state.

US President-elect Donald Trump is a smart man who will adjust quickly to his new role, says Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Austria’s far-right Norbert Hofer is the loser in the country’s presidential election.

Iraqi security forces have uncovered a media and information center belonging to Daesh terrorists south of Mosul.

President Ghani says militants battling Afghan government forces would not have lasted a month had it not been for "sanctuary" provided by Pakistan.

Native Americans have been put under oppression by various US administrations, says an analyst.

The ashes of iconic Cuba’s revolutionary leader, Fidel Castro, were laid to rest in Santiago de Cuba City.

An analyst says the Muslim world needs to take a practical step to stop genocide of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar.

The US and the UK are considering airdrops to Aleppo's militant-held areas, amid the Syrian government’s major victories against terror groups there.

Demonstrators accuse the lawmakers of primarily targeting Operation Car Wash.

Qatar's most popular English-language news website Doha News has decided to scale back its operation after officials blocked it inside the country.

A top Iranian Navy commander says Iran will launch domestically-manufactured Fateh submarine soon.

Pentagon chief Ashton Carter says the US and its allies should not leave Iraq despite Baghdad’s upcoming major victory against Daesh.

An analyst says the United States is trying to destabilize the nuclear deal with the renewal of ISA and Iran is absolutely right in react to this political and economic aggression.

One of the victims, Tiina Wilen-Jappinen, was the chairwoman of Imatra city council.