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Iran taekwondokas claim Fajr Open title
Iranian taekwondo practitioners claim the title at the end of the 27th edition of Fajr Open in Tehran.

Iranian taekwondo practitioners claim the title at the end of the 27th edition of Fajr Open in Tehran.

Foreign Ministry spokesman says Iran is in constant consultations with Russia over Syria.

A group of Iranian lawmakers urge the administration to stop implementing the JCPOA if the US continues its non-compliance with the deal.

The death toll from a landslide in Chinese has risen to 22, with 17 people still missing.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has accused the EU of “dictatorship” and “cruelty” over a recent wave of refugees.

A new report suggests that the US Army is frantically getting smaller in size.

US Republican Senator McCain says GOP leaders and Congress members are out of touch.

The American forces deployed to Afghanistan are perplexed about the extent of their mission, a new Pentagon report reveals.

Leaked documents reveal that the Saudi king funded the election campaign of Israel's Netanyahu in 2015.

The Australian prime minister has dissolved parliament to officially kick off a two-month election campaign.

An Israeli television channel releases video footage refuting an Israeli soldier’s claims about why he killed an injured Palestinian back in March.

Kurdish sources say Daesh militants used chemical weapons in a recent attack against Peshmerga forces in a village in northern Iraq.

People in Moldova take to the streets of the capital, Chisinau, to protest against a display of NATO and US military vehicles.

The US is about to lose one of its largest military bases overseas.

Thousands of people have taken advantage of a move by the authorities in Paris to close the famous Champs Elysees thoroughfare to traffic.

Iran recently test-fired a ballistic missile with a range of 2,000 kilometers and accuracy to within eight meters, a senior Iranian military official says.

The Greek parliament approves a controversial reform bill demanded by the country’s international creditors.

Criticizing Wall Street and its financial policies, US Democratic presidential hopeful Sanders says the political system is nervous over his campaign.