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Malaysian premier reshuffles cabinet
Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has reshuffled his cabinet.

Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has reshuffled his cabinet.

The US says its military ties with the UK remain unchanged after the country’s exit from the EU.

Argentinean professional soccer player Lionel Messi puts an end to his international soccer career.

A top ally of German Chancellor Merkel welcomes a potential accession of Scotland to the European Union.

NATO has kicked off a large-scale military drill in western Ukraine.

The Daesh terrorist group claims responsibility for a fatal bomb attack that targeted a military post in Jordan last week.

In Mexico, thousands of people stage a rally in support of the country’s teachers’ union.

At least 10 people have been stabbed at a California rally planned by neo-Nazi groups.

Commander of Iran’s Air Defense force says the country is planning to significantly reinforce air defense powers in the Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman.

Austrian far-right politician, Norbert Hofer, says his country would hold EU membership referendum within a year.

Israel and Turkey reportedly reach an agreement on the normalization of relations six years after an Israeli raid that killed 10 Turkish nationals in high seas.

Weapons provided by the CIA and Saudi Arabia for Syria militants have been sold on black market, says NYT.

Spain's acting prime minister claims the right to form the government after his ruling party won the most seats in general elections.

Yemen’s Ansarullah movement says the peace talks in Kuwait are close to producing a comprehensive solution to the Yemeni conflict.

A grenade explosion has killed at least two people and wounded more than 80 others in Madagascar.

Iranians are commemorating the anniversary of the martyrdom of the first Shia Imam, Imam Ali (PBUH).

At least six people are killed and 19 others are wounded in bomb explosions in eastern Lebanon.

A Scottish political activist says the second referendum, following the Brexit vote, will exacerbate the divisions in British society.