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ISIS release new video threatening more attacks

The Isis militant group has released a new video in the French language, celebrating the Paris attacks and threatening more violence to come. The footage,...

Saudi seen rejecting calls for OPEC cuts as rivals pump more

Saudi Arabia and its Gulf allies will reject calls from fellow OPEC members to cut output, Iran said on Wednesday, two days before the...

Turkish police officer killed, 9 wounded in PKK clash

Diyarbakir, Turkey, Nov 3, 2017 (AFP) - One Turkish police officer was killed and nine others were wounded on Friday in a raid to...

Syrian government ready to take part in UN peace talks

Syria is ready to take part in U.N.-organized peace talks and hopes the dialogue will help the country find a solution to the crisis,...

Army chiefs of anti-terror coalition meet in Saudi

Military chiefs from 39 countries met Sunday in Riyadh for talks on a Saudi-initiated international "anti-terrorism" coalition. Saudi Arabia announced the creation of the coalition...

Suspected Al Qaeda militants execute 17 Yemeni government soldiers

Suspected al Qaeda militants in southern Yemen seized and executed 17 soldiers loyal to President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi on Saturday, local officials and residents...

China repeats opposition to force in Syria

China's foreign minister has repeated his country's opposition to the use of force to resolve the crisis in Syria, saying that a political solution...

World Bank to provide Egypt with first $1 billion of $3 billion loan

The World Bank will provide the first $1 billion tranche of a $3 billion loan to Egypt after parliament approves the government's economic programme,...

No problem if opposition boycotts Syria talks, government says

The Syrian government's chief negotiator said on Tuesday that peace talks in Geneva could continue with other rebel groups even though the main Riyadh-backed...

Afghan war crimes under investigation

On Thursday, the International war crimes judges ruled that a probe into wartime abuses in Afghanistan must go ahead, including looking into possible atrocities...

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