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‘Over 45 million live in modern slavery’
A study by an Australia-based rights group says more than 45 million people are trapped in modern slavery across the world.

A study by an Australia-based rights group says more than 45 million people are trapped in modern slavery across the world.

Lebanon's Walid Jumblatt censures Russia for returning an Israeli tank three decades after the Syrian army seized it during the 1982 battle.

Former US Attorney General Eric Holder says former NSA contractor Edward Snowden performed a valuable "public service" by leaking surveillance programs.

South Korea says the North has tried and failed to launch what media call a medium-range ballistic missile.

Hundreds of Bahrainis hold protests throughout Manama, venting rage at a court ruling that has more than doubled Sheikh Salman’s jail sentence.

NATO says it plans to station a rotating force near the border with Russia.

China says US remarks about Beijing’s actions in the South China Sea shows Washington is stuck with a Cold War mentality.

Why Donald Trump is so popular even beats the most prominent scientist alive.

The head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization says the delivery of the country’s surplus heavy water to the US is conditional on Washington making full payment in advance.

Hawkish Israeli politician Avigdor Lieberman is officially sworn in as Israel's new minister of military affairs.

Changing US Democrats’ traditional proclivity for Israel despite all the crimes the regime commits against humanity needs some candidate “with ethics.”

Rescue organization has circulated a picture of a drowned baby to pressure EU into taking action about refugees.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has courted new controversy by speaking against contraception and urging women to ensure the country’s population growth.

Japan’s military is on high alert over the possible threat of North Korean ballistic missile fire.

Thousands of motorcyclists hit the streets of the US capital to celebrate the Memorial Day, from which Americans are apparently becoming estranged increasingly.

Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair won’t be prosecuted for war crimes over his role in the Iraq war, a political analyst says.

Iran's President Hassan Rouhani says the Saudi obstruction of the Iranians' Hajj pilgrimage serves the Israeli interests.

Four people lose their lives due to heavy rains accompanied by flash floods in southwestern Germany.