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Turkey inmates 3 times more since 2002
A report says the number of inmates in Turkey has tripled since 2002.

A report says the number of inmates in Turkey has tripled since 2002.

A Virginia teenager has been sentenced to more than 11 years in prison for helping the Daesh Takfiri group .

Malaysians stage a protest demanding electoral reforms and the premier’s resignation over a graft scandal.

At least 31 Yemenis die in the ongoing Saudi military aggression against the impoverished nation.

Afghan government forces kill 110 Taliban militants during operations to retake Musa Qala district in Helmand Province.

Germany reinstates an assembly ban following violent anti-refugee demos.

Amnesty International urges Britain to ‘show some humanity’ toward migrants.

Americans are less likely to believe accusations against Iran made by Israel which has been “humiliated” by the Iran deal, an analyst says.

The UN says it will host the next round of Libyan peace talks next week.

Military forces from South Korea and the United States launch a joint military drill in northern South Korea.

Ten years after Hurricane Katrina struck the US, nearly half of Americans still think the country has not learned lessons from the tragedy.

Kyrgyz President Almazbek Atambayev will pay an official visit to Iran next week.

DP World, one of the biggest international port operators, is weighing investment in Iranian ports on the Caspian Sea and the country's south to tap their potentials for linking the Silk Road from China to Europe.

Four arrested after the discovery of the bodies of 71 migrants in Austria are to stand trial.

Kurdish Peshmerga forces retake seven villages in northern Iraq from Daesh Takfiri militants.

Turkey's Milliyet newspaper sacks seven journalists for their alleged anti-government reports.

Tropical Storm Erika leaves 20 people dead and over 30 others missing in the Caribbean island of Dominica.

Bahrain’s al-Wefaq National Islamic Society denounces a bombing in north of the country.