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Trump to spend $2mn a week on TV ads
Donald Trump says he plans to spend at least $2 million a week on television advertising

Donald Trump says he plans to spend at least $2 million a week on television advertising

At least 16 people have been killed and 35 others wounded in a series of bomb blasts claimed by Daesh in the northeastern Syrian city of Qamishli.

The Iraqi prime minister says Ankara shows no respect to an agreement on withdrawal of its troops from the country’s north, creating tension across the area.

After four years of extreme violence by Daesh Takfiris in Syria and Iraq, the US still remains “unapologetic.”

Russia’s President Putin calls for cooperation with US in international challenges in a New Year message to President Obama.

A US House member introduces legislation to subject refugees to polygraph tests.

House Democrats introduce a resolution condemning Islamophobia in the US.

Israel abducts 28 Palestinians during overnight raids across the occupied West Bank and al-Quds.

Officials say the Takfiri Daesh terrorist group has kidnapped around 300 Afghans in Nangarhar Province over two months.

The sovereignty of the US is routinely violated by Israel’s espionage, says an analyst.

The MSF says it is set to suspend refugee services in Sicilian port, citing Italian officials’ failure to cooperate.

Iran condemns the recent bomb attack near the city of Peshawar, Pakistan.

Moscow urges Ankara to arrest the militant who killed the pilot of the Russian jet downed by Turkey.

India has successfully test-fired a new long-range surface-to-air missile system.

General Campbell, top US commander in Afghanistan, says he wants as many American troops there as he can get.

A British surveillance commissioner has cast doubt on the legality of a police database.

A new report says Saudi Arabia is in for lower economic growth in 2016 as the country’s public debt hits 5.8% of Gross Domestic Product.

UNICEF says Iraq is facing a lost generation due to lack of education and healthcare for citizens.