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Somali pirates free 26 hostages
The hostages will be flown to the Kenyan capital Nairobi, a Somali government official said.

The hostages will be flown to the Kenyan capital Nairobi, a Somali government official said.

Iran exports some 4.3 billion dollars worth of an array of petrochemicals since March 20.

Moscow is critical of extended delays by British authorities in issuing visas to diplomats.

Iran unveils domestically-built aerial navigation and tracking systems, including two military surveillance radars.

Gunmen kill a senior Egyptian military official in a suburb of the capital, Cairo.

The Taliban political bureau based in Qatar confirmed the delegation’s visit to Pakistan.

Joe Biden says he wishes he could take Trump "behind the gym" over his vulgar remarks about women.

Squabbles between Turkey and Iraq continue to escalate over Turkish troop deployment outside Mosul.

The foreigners also include a Turkish national and an Egyptian.

The protesters called on the government to protect the Shia community against targeted killings.

An appeals court in Egypt upholds a 20-year prison sentence against former president Mohamed Morsi.

The Greek Ministry of Citizen Protection said the UNHCR’s criticism of the deportation of the Syrians to Turkey was “unfounded.”

Protesters burn a US flag and urge Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte to terminate military agreements with Washington.

Iran’s Payame Noor University team has notched up two consecutive wins in the 3x3 FISU World University League 2016 in China.

Bahrain is set to auction off the assets of the country’s al-Wefaq opposition group, which has been dissolved.

US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter has arrived in Iraq from Turkey to assess the military campaign in Mosul.

China evacuates nearly 50,000 people in southern provinces as Typhoon Haima moves inland.

The Kremlin says that Moscow is purging Syria of terrorists.