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France taps oil reserves amid strikes
Widespread strikes targeting France’s oil industry force the French government to tap into strategic fuel reserves.

Widespread strikes targeting France’s oil industry force the French government to tap into strategic fuel reserves.

A senior UN official has highlighted Iran’s role in the peace process aimed at ending the deadly crisis in Syria.

Senator Schumer's loophole to the 9/11 bill is aimed at preventing Saudi Arabia from telling the truth about the attacks.

At least one person is dead and three others are wounded in shooting inside a New York City concert venue.

Israel has placed 37 Palestinians under "administrative detention," sending them to prison without charge or trial.

The US voices concern over the so-called two-state solution in the wake of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s stronger grip on power.

A senior Iranian trade official says Austria’s Oberbank and Raiffeisen Bank International are now connected to Iranian banks.

Israeli warplanes have launched two airstrikes on the Gaza Strip in yet another act of aggression against the besieged coastal sliver.

Syrian Democratic Forces liberate two villages from Daesh terrorists during their operations in the northern province of Raqqah.

Russia claims Turkey is supplying Daesh with the parts necessary to manufacture improvised explosive devices.

If Muslim students refuse to shake their teacher's hand at the beginning and end of lessons, their parents will face fines up to $5,000, regional Swiss authorities say.

The Republican-controlled US Senate is taking new measures against Iran as part of attempts to undermine a seven-nation nuclear deal.

Watch Russia’s Pytliviy warship depart the Crimean Peninsula’s port of Sevastopol to join the battle against terrorism in Syria.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan censures foreign millionaires for their “gold bricks” which are harming affordable housing in the British capital.

An American writer says both US neoconservatives and neo-liberals want to see Hillary Clinton sitting in the Oval Office doing their bidding.

A nuclear disaster in the US is very likely given the current status of the country's nuclear plants, says an analyst.

UK fraud is costing every adult in the country nearly £4000 per year.

Chancellor Angela Merkel's cabinet approves new measures on the integration of refugees into the German society.