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‘Kim won’t let South to embarrass North’
The young North Korean leader will not allow South Korea and the US to embarrass his country, an American political analyst says.

The young North Korean leader will not allow South Korea and the US to embarrass his country, an American political analyst says.

Daesh has reportedly used chemical weapons in attacks on the Syrian town of Mare’a.

A British legislator says the reopening of Iranian and UK embassies could help improve mutual relations.

The number of Germans who oppose NATO’s activities and its stance against Russia is on the rise, research shows.

Two people have been killed and over a dozen sustained injuries in clashes in Lebanon's largest refugee.

More than 1,000 African-American activists have announced to join the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) campaign against Israel.

Yemeni forces have downed a UAE helicopter in Yemen’s Yasuf region.

Afghan security forces arrest nine Taliban militants in the southern province of Kandahar.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas resigns from his post as head of the Palestine Liberation Organization's executive committee.

Hamas sets five conditions for an infinite extension of a truce reached with the Israeli regime last year.

Seven people die in a fighter jet crash during an airshow south of England.

Riot police in Lebanon clash with protesters in the capital, Beirut, over the country’s mounting garbage crisis.

A white supremacist was convicted by a federal jury on Friday of plotting to kill Muslims and US President Barack Obama.

Joe Biden has been meeting with supporters on a potential presidential campaign, hoping that Hillary Clinton has suffered political damage.

Indian media are raising speculations that the country may be moving toward imports of LNG from Iran in the future.

An explosion rocks a chemical plant in the eastern Chinese province of Shandong, killing one person

A senior Iranian diplomat says the diplomatic relations between Iran and the UK will remain at the level of chargé d’affaires.

Hundreds out of thousands of migrants stranded on the Greek-Macedonia border manage to enter Macedonia despite police efforts to stop them.