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'Yemen peace talks to resume in Kuwait'
Yemen's warring sides will begin peace talks in Kuwait on Wednesday, the UN says.

Yemen's warring sides will begin peace talks in Kuwait on Wednesday, the UN says.

An Israeli newspaper says Washington has confirmed to Tel Aviv that it will not sell fifth-generation F-35 fighter jets to Arab countries.

Brexit will leave 2 million Britons living in the EU in legal limbo, a Parliamentary committee warns.

Some US Republican lawmakers are pushing Boeing to scrap any Iran deal.

Venezuela's President Maduro says he will allow a referendum on ousting him from power if a relevant petition is validated.

Algeria’s minister for the Arab League defends his recent visit to Syria amid criticism from the opposition.

Nigeria vice president says $15bn of public money was stolen in fraudulent arms deals under the previous government.

Brazil’s top prosecutor asks for President Dilma Rousseff to come under investigation for allegedly interfering with a graft probe.

UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has dismissed reports of a possible coup attempt against him while preparing a counterattack.

The Palestinian Foreign Ministry warns of plans by Israel to annex the occupied West Bank.

The United Nations Security Council adopts a resolution condemning raids on hospitals in war zones.

An international watchdog says the Daesh Takfiri group could be making its own chemical weapons and may have used them already in Iraq and Syria.

Bernie Sanders scored an upset victory over Hillary Clinton in Indiana's Democratic primary on Tuesday.

Thousands of people are evacuated from a Canadian city as wildfire engulfs the entire city.

Kenya’s police says it has busted a ring of medics who were linked to Daesh and who planned biological terrorist attacks in the country.

John Kerry warns Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to start a transition by August 1 or face the "repercussions."

Japanese auto parts giant Takata may recall millions of faulty car parts in the US.

Top Iranian IRGC commander says the US should learn from its recent mistakes.