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Space debris may cause war
According to a new report, more than a million pieces of space junks wandering in the earth’s orbits may cause “special political danger” or even armed conflict among nations.

According to a new report, more than a million pieces of space junks wandering in the earth’s orbits may cause “special political danger” or even armed conflict among nations.

Leading US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump says there is not much he could possibly do to lose his support.

Japan is reportedly preparing to extend a contract with Iran over the purchases of crude oil.

Nepal’s lawmakers vote to amend the country's new constitution after violent protests by ethnic minorities.

Far-right Dutch lawmaker Geert Wilders once again stirs tensions through a move that targets Islam and Muslims.

Egypt’s President Sisi vows crackdown on any protests on the fifth anniversary of the 2011 revolution.

The US has heavily relied on Saudi money to arm militants fighting Syrian government.

British opposition party Leader criticizes the "dreadful conditions" of migration camp at Calais.

Amnesty International urges Israel to release a hunger striking Palestinian journalist.

A new report says former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg has his heart set on US presidency.

Austria warns Greece that Athens could face 'temporary exclusion' from the EU's Schengen zone if it fails to control the refugee inflow.

Iran says it will sit in talks with Airbus officials over purchases of new planes on Sunday.

Taliban says it wants to be removed from the blacklist of the United Nations as a condition for rejoining peace talks.

The Iranian Majlis speaker says the 11th session of the PUIC will discuss the main issues facing the Muslim world .

The US support for Saudi war on Yemen is nothing, but Washington’s efforts to cling to the kingdom as its ally in the Mideast.

Iran’s Majlis Speaker Ali Larijani says occupation and military aggression will fail to stop the spread of terrorism.

The US admits its airstrikes killed more civilians last year in Iraq and Syria.

The US military is reportedly considering presence in Iraq ahead of fight against Daesh.