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British mosques open doors to visitors
Mosques all over Britain are inviting non-Muslims in over the weekend to explain Islam “beyond the hostile headlines.”

Mosques all over Britain are inviting non-Muslims in over the weekend to explain Islam “beyond the hostile headlines.”

Pakistani police have nabbed six people over child marriage in the eastern province of Punjab.

The chief minister of a British dependency island cites “Islamophbia” for refusal to take in Syrian refugees.

Rupert Murdoch Saturday has suggested US Secretary of State John Kerry as a potential Democratic presidential nominee.

Anisa Ahmed Makhlouf, the mother of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad dies at 86.

A newly-published report has cast serious doubts about the security of the UK’s nuclear weapons.

The Iraqi PM dismisses declared plans to build a concrete wall around Baghdad.

The American military says US-led forces have targeted Daesh in Iraq and Syria over a dozen times lately.

The Afghan interior minister offers his resignation amid the worsening security situation in the country.

The government of Portugal increases its stake in TAP airline to 50 percent.

The European Union censures the Israeli settlement expansion in the West Bank.

Three US police officers have retired to evade punishment by receiving generous pensions, a report says.

Al-Qaeda militants overrun a police headquarters in southern Yemen.

EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini says she is planning an important visit to Iran soon.

Syrian forces liberate another major village in the mountainous areas of Latakia.

Iran's oil minister says the country’s oil exports to Europe have reached 300,000 barrels per day following the implementation of the nuclear agreement.

UK Prison Officers Association has warned that vulnerable prisoners face fatal risk due to deep prison funding cuts.

Pakistani police are to investigate senior officials over the murder of two airline employees in Karachi.