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Ayatollah Jannati to head Experts Assembly
Iran's Assembly of Experts elects Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati to head the body tasked with appointing the “Leader of the Islamic Revolution” and overseeing his work.

Iran's Assembly of Experts elects Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati to head the body tasked with appointing the “Leader of the Islamic Revolution” and overseeing his work.

Britain’s separation from the EU could damage the country’s publicly funded health care system, according to a senior NHS official.

Bahraini authorities deny the request of a female political prisoner to let her baby boy out of jail due to her illness.

Peru declares emergency over mercury contamination caused by illegal gold mining in a remote area of the Amazon region.

A senior Iranian official says that Iran has arrested a number of terrorists tasked by Saudi Arabia with carrying out operations inside the Islamic Republic.

Syria accuses Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Qatar of being responsible for a “dangerous escalation” in the Syrian conflict following deadly bomb attacks in two Syrian cities.

Leaders of France, Germany, Russia and Ukraine call for an "immediate" restoration of peace to eastern Ukraine after fresh clashes in the volatile region.

US Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton has declined to debate rival Bernie Sanders, ahead of the state's primary.

A top TSA official has been removed from his position after the agency was criticized for long lines at airport security checkpoints.

Iraqi forces liberate the city of al-Karmah in the western Anbar Province from Daesh, in their first major advance toward the nearby city of Fallujah.

Washington’s concerns over “a resurgent Russia and a very, very aggressive China" indicate that the US is losing more ground in areas where Beijing and Moscow exert an influence, an analyst says.

A Turkish Nobel laureate says the country's five-lira banknote has a scientifically wrong depiction of a DNA helix.

Russia calls on US to avoid endangering civilian passenger flights with their "unprofessional" reconnaissance missions.

President Obama does not want to apologize to Japan because that would mean Washington is acknowledging its own past crimes, says an analyst.

The Obama administration says Russia has a "special responsibility" over the crisis in Syria.

GOP presumptive nominee Donald Trump has released an ad portraying Bill Clinton as a rapist as part of an attack on his wife.

Islamabad summons Washington's envoy over a US drone attack that killed Afghan Taliban chief Mullah Akhtar Mansour.

A federal appeals court has reversed a lower court order that Bank of America pay a $1.27 billion penalty for fraud in 2008.