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N Korea 'mimics nuking US targets’
North Korea says its latest missile test simulates possible nuke strikes against US targets in South Korea.

North Korea says its latest missile test simulates possible nuke strikes against US targets in South Korea.

The French parliament extends the country's state of emergency for another six months.

Venezuela's opposition leaders say they are closer to recalling President Maduro this year.

The US State Department has approved the sale of $785 million in bombs to the United Arab Emirates.

The Leave vote in the UK "unleashed" hate crimes committed in the country, British police say.

Hillary Clinton has nothing to offer to her supporters apart from the fact that “she is not Donald Trump.”

Donald Trump is only one percentage point ahead of Hillary Clinton in the run-up to the US 2016 vote, a new poll shows.

Three Saudi soldiers are killed in a retaliatory attack launched by Yemeni forces on a base in the kingdom’s southwest.

The US is to follow the extradition process of Fethullah Gulen, a Turkish cleric whom Ankara says has links to the recent failed coup.

French Prime Minister Manuel Valls asked his country to "learn to live with the threat" after a deadly terrorist attack in Nice.

Donald J. Trump has formally been announced as the nominee of the Republican Party.

Indiana Governor Mike Pence says Donald Trump reminds him of former US President Ronald Reagan.

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says Bahrain’s crackdown on dissent may have catastrophic results in the region.

Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi accepts the resignation of six cabinet ministers.

Pressure is mounting on Donald Trump to dismiss those responsible for plagiarism in the speech at the Republican National Convention by his wife, Melania.

Israeli troops shoot and kill a 12-year-old Palestinian boy during a demonstration in the occupied West Bank.

A university in the US state of Ohio has decided to scrap plans to host a presidential debate, saying it is concerned about security.

Turkey’s failed coup attempt was a staged operation for Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to eliminate his opponents, American author Stephen Lendman says.