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Don't play with fire, Erdogan warns Russia
Turkey’s Erdogan warns Russia not to 'play with fire' amid a dispute over Ankara’s downing of a Russian fighter jet over Syrian skies.

Turkey’s Erdogan warns Russia not to 'play with fire' amid a dispute over Ankara’s downing of a Russian fighter jet over Syrian skies.

The US has approved the sale of three Global Hawk drones to Japan.

A top Iranian cleric warns that any negotiations with the US would be 'meaningless.'

12 separate investigations to examine allegations involving lawmakers and priests into child sex abuse.

Protesters plan mass rallies in Chicago to express their outrage over the brutal killing of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald by police.

The Iranian foreign minister says prudence and discretion can solve Russia-Turkey row over Ankara's downing of a Russian jet.

Dutch PM warns that a Roman Empire-style fall awaits the EU if borders are not protected against the influx of refugees.

The US Air Force is hiring civilian pilots to operate military drones, according to a report.

Extremism, migration and environment main issues before world leaders attending the 24th biennial summit.

According to official data, weakening global economy and surging demand for imports slowed Britain's recovery.

Russia’s military campaign in Syria has exposed the American intentions there, says an analyst.

German authorities detain a man suspected of having sold weapons to the militants behind the Paris attacks earlier this month.

Labour party leader and shadow cabinet members adopt opposing views on military action.

Greek protesters burn US and Turkish flags to protest Turkey’s downing a Russian jet in Syria.

Britain calls for tackling of rise of violent extremist ideologies among Commonwealth member states

Australian authorities have forced at least 16 refugees to return to Indonesia after intercepting their boat and detaining them for days.

The US-led coalition targeted Daesh positions in Iraq and Syria 27 times on Thanksgiving Day, the Pentagon says.

A number of big US banks are accused of plotting to curb rivalry in the interest-rate-swaps market.