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New rebel evacuations from Syria’s south

More rebel fighters with their families boarded buses to leave southern Syria on Saturday under deals with the regime, a war monitor said, after...

European stocks to rise but unlikely to regain 2015 peaks: Reuters poll

European stocks are expected to rise in 2016, helped by stimulus measures from the European Central Bank, although markets are unlikely to get back...

Iran threatens response to new U.S. visa restrictions

Iran will take reciprocal measures in response to any breach of this year's nuclear deal, the Foreign Ministry warned on Monday, after Tehran said...

Erdogan’s policies driving Turkey to the edge, challenger says

President Tayyip Erdogan is driving Turkey "to the cliff" through ideological politics and a determination to control the central bank, the main opposition party's...

Israel and US comparing Iran to the Nazis

At Auschwitz on a Holocaust Memorial Event on Thursday, a group of world, Muslim and Jewish leaders paid a joint "historic" visit to honor...

Iraqi troops expected to drive ISIS from Ramadi in days: State TV

Iraq's army chief was quoted on Wednesday as saying he needed only days to drive Islamic State from the city of Ramadi, whose fall...

Nuclear energy, Ryadh South Korea talks under way

Officials from King Abdullah City for Atomic and Renewable Energy (K.A.CARE) and the South Korean embassy held talks here this week on nuclear energy...

Pressure builds on ISIS with twin assaults in Syria and Iraq

US-backed Syrian fighters and Iraqi forces pressed twin assaults against the Islamic State (ISIS) group on Wednesday, in two of the most important ground...

ISIS extremists tie captives to Palmyra columns, blow them up

The Daesh group killed three of its captives in Syria’s ancient city of Palmyra by tying them to Roman-era columns at the site, then...

British lawmakers wary of government plan for Syria airstrikes

The British government says it is still considering airstrikes against Islamic State group targets in Syria, even though an influential group of lawmakers says...

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