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Obama mocks Trump with Twitter jab
President Obama says Trump is unfit for presidency because of his inability to control a Twitter account.

President Obama says Trump is unfit for presidency because of his inability to control a Twitter account.

Officials say the floods have blocked roads and destroyed more than 200 houses in 12 provinces in Vietnam.

Sevilla took the lead after a blistering start but Messi equalized just before half-time and Barcelona dominated the second half.

Iranian male and female wushu practitioners rank second at the 8th edition of Sanda World Cup in China.

Rumen Radev, Bulgaria’s opposition candidate, is widely perceived as pro-Russia, as compared to his pro-West rival Tsetska Tsacheva.

The new world No1 won his eighth title of the year after defeating John Isner 6-3, 6-7, 6-4 in Paris.

Early results show that Nicaraguan incumbent President Ortega is set to win a third term in office.

Both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are making last-ditch efforts to boost their chances of winning the US presidency on Tuesday.

A veteran diplomat says the Islamic Republic has little regard for who becomes the United States’ new president.

North Korea says it’s running solar-powered ferries in the capital Pyongyang.

Armata, the new Russian main battle tank, can overmatch NATO competitors, according to a leaked document.

China’s parliament effectively bars two new pro-independence lawmakers in Hong Kong who deliberately misread their oaths of office.

The maneuvers, also involving Russian and Belarusian forces, are aimed at boosting cooperation in cross-border missions against terrorism.

The protesters moved by the crushing to death of a vendor in a garbage truck have now become more vocal against the ruling elite.

Beijing and Moscow are set to a number of cooperation agreements on issues of mutual interest.

The UN has launched a probe over a US airstrike in Afghanistan that killed 30 civilians.

Inmates at a jail in central Britain have briefly taken control of parts of the prison, causing a call for help from across the country.

The Palestinian Foreign Ministry voices surprise over the lack of international reaction to Jewish settler crimes.