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Iran, China warn against Syria meddling
Iran and China warn against any foreign intervention in Syria.

Iran and China warn against any foreign intervention in Syria.

A Chinese company is set to establish an industrial town in the southern Iranian port of Chabahar.

The Saudi-backed former government of Yemen expresses opposition to the cessation of Saudi airstrikes across the country.

The US has warned that it would consider “options” if North Korea continued nuclear and missile testing.

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei says the US has resorted to “deception” to prevent international trade with Iran despite a nuclear agreement.

Papua New Guinea's prime minister says Australia refugee camp on Manus island will be closed.

Thousands of junior doctors in the UK are preparing for a second day of walkout as the row over the government's new contracts continues.

People rally in Sao Paulo in support of President Rousseff who faces impeachment.

South Sudan’s rebel leader Machar is sworn in as first vice president shortly after he returned to Juba.

Russia says Syria peace talks will resume in the Swiss city of Geneva on May 10.

An IMF report points to a surge in the Iranian reserve of foreign exchange.

A group seeking Western Sahara’s independence from Morocco warns of war if the UN fails to press for a regional independence vote.

The US military is conducting computer-network attacks on the Daesh group, says a US general.

NATO pledges to boost its military presence in Eastern Europe to counter 'any potential aggressor.'

A British charity says that as many as 1.25 million people lived in a state of “destitution” across the United Kingdom last year.

The US exploded a missile above a building in Iraq’s Mosul to warn bystanders of an impending airstrike, an official said.

Mexicans protest against the government's response to the massacre of 43 students.

A European court criticizes Turkey over its discrimination against Alevi Muslims.