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US police to pay $6mn to settle killing
Ohio police reaches a $6 million settlement with Tamir Rice’s family over the shooting death of their son.

Ohio police reaches a $6 million settlement with Tamir Rice’s family over the shooting death of their son.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says the oil producers of the Middle East will suffer above $500 in revenue loss due to lower oil prices in 2016.

Unknown attackers stab two people to death in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, police say.

The Western sanctions against Russia look like a “comic show” run by anti-Moscow lobbies in Washington, says an analyst.

At least 19 civilians are killed in militant groups' attacks in Syria's Aleppo.

India has cancelled the visa of Chinese dissident Dolkun Isa after a protest by China.

UN envoy to Yemen says significant differences remain in Yemen peace talks.

Two people are killed and one injured in a shooting in southeast France.

Police fire tear gas to disperse a demonstration against handover of islands to Saudi Arabia.

Poor people in the US rarely participate in American elections because they don’t trust the political system, says Costantino Rozzo.

Russia says it is considering buying 40 metric tons of heavy water from Iran.

Iran's Intelligence Minister Mahmoud Alavi says the country enjoys unparalleled security.

A large majority of US senators have called on Obama to boost military aid to Israel.

Algeria’s minister for the Arab League meets Syrian President Assad in Damascus as part of a rare visit.

Iranian First Vice President Es’haq Jahangiri says Iran will never forget its allies during years of sanctions.

Two Turkish soldiers are killed and four others wounded in an attack by PKK militants in the country's southeast.

Female Iranian rower Mahsa Javer clinches a silver medal at the 2016 FISA Asia & Oceania Olympic Qualification Regatta (FAOQR) in South Korea.

Barack Obama says the West’s anti-Russia sanctions will stay in place until Russia fully implements peace agreements.