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Train derailment kills 60 in Cameroon
At least 60 people have been killed and nearly 600 others wounded in a train derailment in Cameroon.

At least 60 people have been killed and nearly 600 others wounded in a train derailment in Cameroon.

A Russian copter carrying 22 people on board has crash-landed in the country's Siberia region.

Trump is regaining his lead over Clinton after an incendiary presidential debate on Wednesday, a poll shows.

Russia has extended Aleppo’s humanitarian ceasefire for another day.

UK Defense Secretary Michael Fallon says the British military is conducting cyber attacks against Daesh in Mosul, Iraq.

British Prime Minister Theresa May has said Brexit talks would not be carried out in French.

Philippine President Duterte’s announcement of his country’s “separation” from the US is a “major blow to US imperial ambitions in Asia."

A US Navy warship conducts an operation near an island claimed by China in the South China Sea.

A senior Iranian official says supporting legitimate regional governments and nations is an absolute policy of the Islamic Republic.

India said Pakistani Rangers had targeted its positions with sniper fire.

Denmark’s Haldor Topsoe has voiced interest to invest in Iran’s petrochemical industry.

The demonstrators slammed Manama’s decision to impose a ban on holding Friday prayers in Diraz.

Six people were killed in airstrikes by Saudi warplanes on the provinces of Sa'ada and Amran.

Iraq's top Shia cleric Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani urges forces battling Daesh in Mosul to protect civilians.

Human rights groups urge Myanmar to allow the passage of much-needed aid to restricted Muslim-majority areas.

Under the new law, the BND will be allowed to monitor communications of foreign entities and individuals.

Figures released by the US Energy Department show that the country’s imports of crude oil have increased for the first time in six years.

Some 300 protesters rally outside police headquarters in Chicago against police brutality in the country.