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Ex-Bush adviser to vote for Clinton
Former Bush administration official Paul Wolfowitz says Hillary Clinton is better prepared to lead the United States.

Former Bush administration official Paul Wolfowitz says Hillary Clinton is better prepared to lead the United States.

Hungary says it is to build a new barrier against refugees on its southern border and increase border guards.

UK politicians helped fuel a sharp rise in hate crimes before and after the EU referendum campaign, a UN body says.

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif holds talks with Bolivian President Evo Morales.

US Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's newly-appointed campaign manager was charged with domestic violence in 1996, daily papers report.

South Sudan’s rebel leader and former first vice president, Riek Machar, is discharged from hospital in Khartoum.

Hillary Clinton says no revelations from emails or foreign entities' ties to the Clinton Foundation are going to stop her from becoming president.

Indian government forces kill another protester in Kashmir.

Arsenal have finally clinched a deal to add Spanish striker Lucas Perez to their squad.

The US calls on screening all blood donations for the Zika virus as a precautionary measure to reduce risks of infection transmission across the country.

The Iranian defense minister says Iran develops radars of every family and is even exporting the military equipment.

Philippine commandos kill 11 militants on the southern island of Jolo.

Turkey and Russia say they are ready to expedite efforts to ensure the timely delivery of humanitarian aid to Aleppo.

The US airline JetBlue will make the first regular commercial flight between the US and Cuba in more than half a century next Wednesday.

A senior Iranian official says Iran and India have the potential to help end the crises in the Middle East and fight terrorism.

France’s Council of State suspends a controversial ban on Muslim women’s full-body swimsuit, known as burkini.

Takfiri Daesh militants have reportedly executed more than 25 young men in the northern Iraqi town of Hawijah.

Libertarian presidential nominee Gary Johnson says he could become president if he can break the 15 percent threshold in national polling in a month.