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Bangladesh accelerates trials of militants
Bangladeshi police say there are at least 64 militant extremists on death row and their appeals are being heard in the higher courts.

Bangladeshi police say there are at least 64 militant extremists on death row and their appeals are being heard in the higher courts.

A 6.4-magnitude earthquake hits northwestern China, with no reports of casualties or damage.

A political expert warns that the Republican nominee could try to stir up unrest in the US in case he fails in the election.

The panel is expected to announce its proposals on the emperor’s possible abdication by early 2017.

Athletic Bilbao moved to within three points of La Liga leaders Atletico Madrid with a 3-2 win over local rivals Real Sociedad in a pulsating Basque derby.

Yemeni forces fire Katyusha rockets at separate gatherings of Saudi forces in the kingdom’s Jizan region.

The protesters says the Syrian mother and her son died after police refused to take them to hospital following a car accident.

Southampton and Watford have claimed wins to move into the top half of the Premier League.

Certain parties are trying to cut WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange’s access to internet.

The Court of Cassation, also known as the Supreme Court of Appeal, has issued the ruling for the Shia cleric's retrial.

The Egyptian army announces the start of a new military offensive against Takfiri militants in the restive Sinai Peninsula.

Iraqi army and allied forces advance in operations to dislodge Daesh from its last bastion.

Moscow says 'Defenders of Friendship 2016' exercises are aimed at practicing joint anti-terror operations.

The head of the Supreme Political Council writes separate letters to the UN chief and the president of the Security Council to urge an end to the Saudi-led war.

The bombing occurred when a convoy of volunteer Shia fighters was passing by in the al-Yusefiyah district to the south of Baghdad.

US Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren have teamed to denounce Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.

The ruling party of Prime Minister Djukanovic wins the most votes in parliamentary elections, but fails to secure a majority.

An author says the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership and the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement are going to be beneficial only for big banks and corporations.