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Lebanon arrests Saudi prince
Prince Abd al-Muhsen bin Walid bin Abd al-Aziz Al Saud was arrested while in possession of large amounts of drugs in the Lebanese capital.

Prince Abd al-Muhsen bin Walid bin Abd al-Aziz Al Saud was arrested while in possession of large amounts of drugs in the Lebanese capital.

One person has been killed and at least seven others have been injured in a series of shootings that rocked the US State of New York.

Two Turkish policemen and seven Daesh terrorists are reportedly killed in clashes in Turkey’s Diyarbakir.

Riyadh slams a prominent British lawmaker over the cancelation of a deal between Saudi Arabia and the UK.

Cross-border clashes between Pakistani and Indian forces leave two children dead and nearly two dozen others injured.

A bomb blast kills two security guards in Afghanistan’s eastern province of Nangarhar.

An illegal Israeli settler attacks and injures a young Palestinian man in the northern West Bank.

Some 100,000 places for refugees will be set up across Europe, a senior EU official says.

Argentina’s presidential election heads to the run-off, exit polls indicate.

Iran will export wheat for the first time after wrapping up guaranteed purchases of the strategic crop from local farmers for the current harvest year, a senior official says.

At least five people die after a whale-watching boat sinks off the coast of Canada.

A former comedian is elected president of Guatemala.

Most of Russian aircraft deployed in Syria are grounded due to harsh weather conditions, the US claims.

Syrian army troopers inflict heavy losses on foreign-backed Takfiri militants during operations across the country.

The US is worried about Russian vessels’ possible cutting of Internet cables, report says.

The Palestinian Prisoners Society says Israel abducted over 1,000 Palestinian protesters in October.

An American father has realized that his son is actually not his, but belongs to his unborn twin brother, another human chimera case revealed.

An overwhelming majority of voters in the US believe the nation is headed down the wrong direction, according to a new survey.