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Saudi Arabia confirms five soldiers killed
Riyadh confirms that at least five Saudi soldiers are killed during separate clashes with Yemeni Ansarullah fighters.

Riyadh confirms that at least five Saudi soldiers are killed during separate clashes with Yemeni Ansarullah fighters.

World countries should look up to Iran as a role model in their fight against terrorism, a senior official says.

A bill has been introduced in Australia to indefinitely keep terror convicts in jail.

An analyst says the US and its allies were forced to cut a deal with Russia because Syria's allies showed they will not allow the West to do to Syria what it did to Libya.

The German and French foreign ministers visit Ukraine’s troubled east for the first time.

An academic says Greece should nationalize its banking system and as long as it remains in the EU, there is no end in sight to its economic depression.

Iranian female sports shooter Sareh Javanmardi receives her second gold medal at the 2016 Summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

The extremist ideology of Wahabbism is the key driver of violence across the Middle East which is promoted by Saudi Arabia and followed by Daesh and other Takfiri groups.

Police have fatally shot a 13-year-old boy in the state of Ohio after he pulled a fake gun from his waistband.

Train accidents are common in Pakistan, where tracks and bridges are often poorly maintained and railways have fallen into disrepair.

A man in the US state of Florida has been arrested on charges of setting fire to a mosque.

South Korean activists launch balloons carrying some 150,000 anti-Pyongyang leaflets across the border into North Korea.

Israel has expanded its aerial attacks in the region, regularly targeting the Gaza Strip and the Golan Heights in Syria, while carrying out overflights in Lebanon.

Hungary has refused to take a single refugee, sending some 400,000 refugees who had arrived in the country to other countries.

The European Union and prominent human rights bodies voice concerns over Bahrain’s severe clampdown on political dissent.

The US political gridlock in Washington is the main source of the country's sluggish economic growth, according to a new study.

The warning by Iran comes amid rising concerns that Daesh, which is mainly active in Iraq and Syria, is now seeking to gain a foothold in Afghanistan.

Despite all accusations targeting former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and his party, recent opinion polls have indicated that he enjoys sizable popularity among Brazilians.