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Tsipras rejigs cabinet in show of authority
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras reshuffles his cabinet in an effort to show the country’s creditors that he is in control of an increasingly rebellious government.

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras reshuffles his cabinet in an effort to show the country’s creditors that he is in control of an increasingly rebellious government.

More than 100 former American diplomats write to President Obama, pledging support for the “negotiated agreement” with Iran.

Pakistan calls for the UN observers on its border with India to investigate recent ceasefire violations.

A report says rising opposition to tough austerity policies is widening a split in Greece’s ruling Syriza Party.

Kyrgyzstan says the six suspects slain in an anti-terror operation in Bishkek had links to ISIL.

Saudi Special Forces reportedly enter Yemeni territory to escort fugitive officials back into Yemen.

A former ISIL member in Syria says the terror group has “nothing to do” with the holy religion of Islam.

More Americans now have an unfavorable view of both Hillary Clinton and her Republican rivals, according to a new poll.

A senior Iranian cleric warns that the fate of an agreement recently reached between Iran and the P5+1 is by no means sealed.

Uganda is to deploy military aircraft in Somalia to help the country counter al-Shabab militants.

A recent poll shows a majority of the Finnish people are against a new bailout for cash-strapped Greece.

The European Union gives the green light to a short-term 7.16-billion-euro loan to debt-stricken Greece.

Britain’s High court has ruled that the government’s emergency spy laws are unlawful.

The new US commander of the Pacific Fleet has assured allies that US forces are ready to respond to any contingency in the South China Sea.

The relatives of MH17 crash victims grieve at ceremonies on the one-year anniversary of the crash of the passenger plane in eastern Ukraine.

The EU aviation watchdog urges the presence of two members in cockpits at all times.

The extent of Iran’s nuclear program ultimately made the US change its approach towards the Islamic Republic, says a journalist and historian.

Wildfires erupt in the Greek capital and the Peloponnese Peninsula in Greece’s south.