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UK navy recalls troubled destroyer fleet
The UK Navy has recalled its entire fleet of Type 45 destroyers.

The UK Navy has recalled its entire fleet of Type 45 destroyers.

Japan's major mobile game provider DeNA has put on display the country's first driverless robot bus which is to become operational next month.

The head of an Australian inquiry into the abuse of aboriginal teens in a detention center in the Northern Territory has resigned.

Daesh terrorist group releases new video, threatening to conduct attacks in Russia.

Malaysia puts into action new security legislation which critics say will erode democracy in the Southeast Asian nation.

Widespread poverty in the UK costs British taxpayers a fortune every year, a new report has found.

President Assad praises the Syrian army's "strong-minded and vigorous" forces.

US Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein says both Republican and Democratic Parties are controlled by predatory banks, and war profiteers.

German police have pepper-sprayed ant-fascist activists and arrested 12 protesters who rallied in support of refugees.

People in Saudi Arabia launch a campaign on social media to express their opposition to Riyadh’s attempts to develop ties with the Israeli regime.

Third-party US presidential candidates like Gary Johnson and Jill Stein are enjoying more support.

A massive Taliban attack on a hotel housing foreign contractors in the Afghan capital has ended seven hours after it began.

Iraqi security forces fully liberate the Khalidiya Island from Daesh terrorists.

Turkey arrests 11 commandos wanted for involvement in an alleged attempt to capture President Erdogan during a recent failed coup.

Taiwan's President Tsai, who is of aborigine descent, apologizes to the native community for centuries of "injustice."

The Republican vice presidential nominee blames the policies of Obama and Hillary Clinton for the rise of Daesh in the Middle East.

Hundreds of Palestinians mark the one-year anniversary of a deadly arson attack by Israeli settlers that killed three members of a family in the northern West Bank.

Ankara says the fate of the refugee deal is now tied to the EU decision on visa-free travel for Turks.