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Venzuela, Bolivia raise workers' wages
Venezuela and Bolivia have raised minimum wages on Labor Day.

Venezuela and Bolivia have raised minimum wages on Labor Day.

Afghans demand that US military personnel be held responsible for a deadly airstrike against an MSF hospital in Afghanistan.

Labor Day rallies in the US city of Seattle turn violent.

President Rouhani says the ground is prepared for foreign investment in Iran as he receives his South Korean counterpart Park Geun-hye in Tehran.

A German right-wing party adopts an anti-Islam manifesto, which includes a ban on Islamic symbols.

An Israeli lawmaker says the Tel Aviv regime is committing “ethnic cleansing” against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.

US Secretary of State John Kerry is asking his Russian counterpart for help to salvage Syria's shaky truce.

Thousands of forces are fighting to put off fires in India forests, officials say.

Egyptian police forces storm the headquarters of the Journalists Syndicate in downtown Cairo, arresting two journalists.

The US spy agency tweets the 'live account' of bin Laden killing five years after taking out the former al-Qaeda leader.

The Iranian parliament agrees to boost the missile capabilities of the country's armed forces.

Bernie Sanders has said he is still fighting to win the Democratic Party’s nomination, though he acknowledged it will be an uphill task.

A top officer belonging to the team tasked with protecting Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has been killed during a training mission.

American writer Ralph Schoenman says the historical relationship between Zionism and Nazism is well-documented.

A photo taken from the International Space Station shows Tehran, shining in the night.

One person is killed and some 200 arrested in Turkey’s crackdown on May Day demonstrations in Istanbul.

A grenade blast has killed one person and injured three others in Russia’s northwestern province of Leningrad.

CIA Director John Brennan says it would be a mistake to release the 28 classified pages because they contain un-vetted information that could implicate Saudi Arabia in 9/11.