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55 killed in fresh clashes in Yemen
At least 55 people are killed in two days of fighting in three Yemeni provinces.

At least 55 people are killed in two days of fighting in three Yemeni provinces.

Serbia's national volleyball team beats Iran at the 2016 FIVB World League.

The EU will be no longer in a position to dictate its own terms to the member states, a political analyst says.

Tehran is said to have inked a deal with Ankara to barter oil for rail.

Up to half of the UK's shadow cabinet is planing to resign in order to force Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to step down.

A judiciary official says Nazanin Zaghari, held in Iran since April, was apprehended while leaving for London over her involvement in post-election riots that engulfed the country in 2009.

Israeli settlers and forces have once again stormed the al-Aqsa Mosque compound in the Israeli-occupied Old City of al-Quds (Jerusalem).

Families of the victims of the 2010 Israeli attack on a Gaza-bound aid ship censure the potential normalization of Ankara-Tel Aviv relations.

People are heading to the polls in Spain for the second general elections in six months to pick a new government.

An Iraqi commander says Fallujah is fully liberated from Daesh.

Aspiration for freedom is not irrepressible, whether it is in Saudi Arabia, in Yemen, or in Bahrain, a political commentator says.

US presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump has softened his tone on immigration.

At least 11 Saudi-backed mercenaries are killed and 10 others injured when Yemeni forces foiled their attack in the northern province of al-Jawf.

Britain's exit from the EU would pave the way for the right-wing groups in Britain to easily push their anti-Muslims and anti-immigration agenda ahead, a political commentator says.

Iran has increased oil exports to Spain by at least one million barrels per day.

A history professor with no background in public office, who had nevertheless run in the presidential election in Iceland, claims victory in the polls.

Iran’s IRGC forces clash with armed bandits affiliated with counter-revolutionary groups, killing five of them in the country’s northwest.

The leader of Britain's Labour Party sacks his shadow foreign minister following reports of a coup against him.