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Egyptian policeman shot dead in Cairo
Two unidentified assailants shoot dead an Egyptian policeman in the capital, Cairo.

Two unidentified assailants shoot dead an Egyptian policeman in the capital, Cairo.

Australia says it is taking necessary legal actions to lift sanctions imposed on Iran.

Daesh militants in Iraq's Ramadi destroy a lock on Euphrates River, trapping themselves in the center of the city.

Most of the turmoil that has afflicted the Middle East is the result of decades-old US and Israeli policies in the region.

Iran says it does not recognize the Riyadh meeting on Syria as some Daesh-linked groups attended it.

US presidential candidate Donald Trump has postponed a planned trip to Israel.

Iran has reached a basic agreement with France to re-establish mutual banking ties as soon as the sanctions are lifted.

The death toll from a Taliban raid on an airport in the Afghan city of Kandahar reaches 50.

Two new severe weather alerts for wind and rain have been issued for central and northern England.

Iraq demands an emergency meeting of the Arab League over Turkey’s violation of its sovereignty.

President Obama says Syrian refugees can help make America “great.”

Shanghai has been identified as the most expensive city for expats in Asia.

Iran's health minister says the first wave of swine flu outbreak in Iran is under control.

Russia has called on India to replace Turkey in its market.

British police, the National Crime Agency carry out joint operation to nab suspected pedophiles.

The Afghan intelligence chief resigns over what he called disagreements with President Ashraf Ghani.

Iran urges a complete cessation of Saudi aggression against Yemen.

Saudi Arabia refuses to update the death toll for the September Hajj tragedy in a bid to save the image of the crown prince, a report says.