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France says hits 'Daesh positions’ in Syria
France claims that it has carried out its first airstrikes against purported positions of Daesh militants in Syria.

France claims that it has carried out its first airstrikes against purported positions of Daesh militants in Syria.

Iran says top diplomats from the Islamic Republic and the US did not discuss regional issues in their recent meeting.

The UN urges Hungary to respect the human rights of refugees.

Bolivia passes a constitutional amendment to allow President Evo Morales to run for a fourth term.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says Iran and the European Union must revive relations.

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Saudi Arabia's King Salman hold talks on Syria crisis.

Israeli forces once again attack Palestinians at the al-Aqsa Mosque compound.

The US military's $500-million program to train and equip militants in Syria has been a “total failure,” an analyst says.

The Saudi army says a general has been killed in the southern part of the country near the border with Yemen.

Some 30,000 foreign militants have reportedly joined terrorist groups in Syria and Iraq.

Anti-war protesters in Germany slam the United States’ use of killer drones.

Catalans casting their votes in parliamentary elections that are seen as a step towards the autonomous region’s independence.

Ayatollah Khamenei says Saudi authorities should apologize for the deadly incident during Hajj rituals near the holy city of Mecca.

German Chancellor urges reforms in the UN Security Council saying it needs to reflect “real power” in today’s world.

Riyadh blasts Iran for criticizing the Saudi government’s management of the Hajj rituals following the deadly crush in Mina.

At least seven people, including four children, have been killed in Saudi airborne aggression against the impoverished Yemen.

Britain’s Government Communications Headquarters mass-surveyed all internet users, says Edward Snowden.

The Pentagon had spent $2.7 billion developing a system of radar-equipped blimps to provide warnings if the US was ever attacked.