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Yemen to see swap of 1,000 prisoners
Yemen’s warring parties agree to swap prisoners before the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan.

Yemen’s warring parties agree to swap prisoners before the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan.

A Greek archaeologist says he may have discovered the lost tomb of ancient philosopher Aristotle in northern Greece.

French unions call on workers to "step up their action" after police and protesters fight pitched battles in Paris and other cities amid an industrial unrest.

Netherlands rejects calls by the Israeli regime to declare illegal a campaign that calls for the boycott of the Israeli regime.

The UK is set to send a warship to the Libyan waters to tackle human and arms trafficking.

Saudi Arabia insists that President Assad must leave power as soon as a political transition begins in Syria.

US health officials say they have detected the much-dreaded invincible superbug.

Hillary Clinton has defended using a private email server while serving as secretary of state.

Anti-regime protesters have staged a rally in Bahrain to demand the release of imprisoned opposition figures and political activists.

The British Treasury has warned that millions of current and future pensioners will be worse off if the UK leaves the EU.

Iran downplays a vote at the US House of Representatives to bar the American government from purchasing heavy water from Iran in the future.

Russian law enforcement forces have killed five militants linked with the Daesh terrorist group in the North Caucasus republic of Ingushetia.

Russian and Chinese missile defense commands partake in three-day-long “computerized” joint anti-missile drills.

Donald Trump has said that he would pull America out of the UN global climate accord if elected.

The European Union’s executive arm advises Turkey against resorting to threats to speed up the implementation of an EU-Ankara deal on refugees.

Iraqi armed forces, backed by allied fighters, have liberated the town of Sajar northeast of the city of Fallujah from Takfiri Daesh terrorists.

Hillary Clinton should be tried for her role in various crises around the world, says an analyst.

The UN special envoy for Syria says there are no plans for a new round of Syria peace talks in the coming weeks.