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Iran jostles into Kabaddi World Cup final
Iran defeats South Korea 28-22 to become the first finalists of the 2016 Kabaddi World Cup in India.

Iran defeats South Korea 28-22 to become the first finalists of the 2016 Kabaddi World Cup in India.

Government troops make new advances against the Takfiri terror group in the northern Kirkuk and Nineveh provinces.

Thousands in Australia take part in nationwide rallies in support of refugees.

Iranian Paralympic shooter Sareh Javanmardidodmani has received the IPC Athlete of the Month award for September 2016.

The State Department says Russia's requests to send observers to US polling stations are nothing but a propaganda stunt.

Major websites were inaccessible to people across wide swaths of the United States on Friday following a massive cyber attack.

The retaliatory rocket attack was carried out against the convoy in the al-Khazra’ district of Saudi Arabia’s Najran region.

The call comes as Iraq continues with a massive operation to retake Mosul, the last Daesh bastion in the country.

Fresh rallies by police officers in France come despite a ban on such events under a state of emergency in place since last November.

Russia expresses surprise over US troop deployment to neighboring Norway.

Mark Cavendish moves into overall race lead at the 2016 Abu Dhabi Tour after stage two victory.

The official denied claims by US Defense Secretary Carter that Baghdad and Ankara had agreed “in principle” to allow Turkish involvement in the battle for Mosul.

Six out of 10 US voters, regardless of party, say they are concerned about issues such as voter intimidation in this year’s presidential election.

Italian police have closed three improvised mosques in the capital, Rome, in recent months.

Donald Trump says the US is hated around the world, driving traditional allies to the arms of China and Russia.

The US and Turkey have no real intention of defeating Daesh in Iraq and Syria, says an analyst.

Two US officers involved in the shooting of a black man last year won't be disciplined, authorities say.

The Pentagon says it will send more than a dozen F-35 jets to Japan next year.