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Net migration to UK surging, hits 333K
Net migration to the UK continued to rise last year, reaching second highest figure on record.

Net migration to the UK continued to rise last year, reaching second highest figure on record.

Russia says the sanctions imposed on by the European Union have undermined trade with Britain by almost 50 percent.

Donald Trump now has enough delegates for Republican nomination.

At least two are killed as protests against government sweeps DR Congo.

China says it is “resolutely opposed to individual countries hyping up the South China Sea for personal gain.”

Iran has awarded a contract worth $1 billion to Russia’s Krasnye Barrikady to construct five offshore drilling rigs for the country.

Another mass grave containing bodies of people killed by Daesh is found in the Syrian city of Palmyra.

The German foreign minister says extending sanctions against Russia "will be more difficult than it was last year."

The UAE signs a contract with a security firm to send more mercenaries to Yemen.

Figures show Germany’s exports to Iran in the first quarter rose by seven percent.

US Democratic presidential candidates Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton are in a virtual tie in California, a new poll shows.

A poll shows a large majority of Arab youths are concerned about the rise of Daesh.

Barack Obama says world leaders are anxious over Donald Trump’s proposals.

Syria’s information minister says recent bombings in Tartus and Jableh show the deep frustration within the Takfiri terrorist groups.

Germany’s ADKL has won a major contract to develop a petrochemical project in southwestern Iran.

Bahrain announces more jail sentences for people involved in anti-government protests.

Iran will send pilgrims to Hajj only if Saudi ensures security, says an Iranian official.

Hundreds of American protesters marched through pouring rain to call for higher wages and union rights at McDonald's headquarters.