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Saudi airstrikes kill 4 Yemeni civilians
Four civilians are killed in a new round of airstrikes by Saudi warplanes on residential areas in Yemen.

Four civilians are killed in a new round of airstrikes by Saudi warplanes on residential areas in Yemen.

South Sudan rejects Washington’s proposal for the UN Security Council to send additional peacekeeping troops to the African country.

Three people are killed in wildfires on Portugal’s Madeira island.

An Israeli settler riding a motorbike runs over an 85-year-old Palestinian man in the occupied West Bank, fatally injuring the victim.

Iran’s national under-17 soccer team routs Russia at the preliminary round of the 9th edition of Kazakhstan President Cup.

US House Speaker Paul Ryan wins the Republican primary in Wisconsin, routing his competitor Paul Nehlen.

Germany's Interior Ministry is set to propose new security regulations.

Ankara says it agrees with Moscow on the need for a political solution to the conflict in Syria.

Turkey says its trade with Iran has increased 30 percent since the lifting of US-led sanctions on the Islamic Republic in January.

An analyst says the US has persistently followed its arrogant policies, seeking to destroy Iran's Islamic Revolution and to overthrow governments around the world.

An investigative journalist tells Press TV that the bomb attack in Quetta could be India's retaliation for the situation in Kashmir.

An international conference on countering terrorism kicks off in the Indonesian resort city of Bali.

Five Turkish soldiers are killed in a bomb attack in Turkey’s southeastern province of Sirnak.

Iranian producers are expecting a surplus of wheat this year, which will be released onto regional markets.

Gunfire targeting an Olympics bus leaves two people mildly injured.

An Afghan official says reinforcements are arriving in Lashkar Gah as militants close in on the key city.

Rail workers are set to take 7 days of strike action in a dispute over their work-life balance.

The Manama regime continues its crackdown on political dissidents.