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"UK spying prog. initiated under Blair govt."
A new report says the UK's current mass surveillance program was initiated under former Prime Minister Tony Blair.

A new report says the UK's current mass surveillance program was initiated under former Prime Minister Tony Blair.

The Chinese military says it has carried out military drills in the disputed South China Sea.

British Prime Minister David Cameron has got closer to carrying out a difficult reform deal with the EU leaders.

Hundreds of Palestinian protesters in the occupied West Bank city of al-Khalil demand the return of 21 bodies held by Israeli officials.

A California State University research group says hate crimes against US Muslims have tripled as a result of the recent terrorist attacks.

Iraqi forces recapture areas in the city of Ramadi from the Daesh terrorists.

The US and Cuba are set to restore their commercial flights after decades.

A group of US commandos who had traveled to Libya to "foster relationships" was ordered to leave the war-torn country soon after they arrived, the Pentagon says.

Ibrahim al-Zakzaky’s son says his family has not been able to contact the Nigerian Shia leader since his arrest.

A number of Republican senators have called on US President Barack Obama not to lift sanctions against Iran.

Ansarullah says Saudi Arabia is taking advantage of a ceasefire, under which it is supposed to halt its deadly aggression against Yemen.

Trump has praised “highly respected” Putin after he called the leading Republican presidential candidate an "outstanding" politician.

The UN Security Council adopts a resolution aimed at clogging up Daesh’s revenue stream.

The United States appears set to lift at least some illegal sanctions against Iran next month.

Britons will be breathing toxic gases despite a new blueprint by the government for cutting toxic gases.

President Barack Obama’s holiday trip to Hawaii is “out of control,” says the head of a top government spending watchdog in America.

The UN labor agency says Syrian refugees in Turkey are working for low wages.

A new report shows small tax evaders are being pursued at the expense of large firms.