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FBI files stolen in ‘dangerous breach’
Suspected Chinese hackers have penetrated FBI agents’ personnel files in a breach that could have dangerous national security implications, a report says.

Suspected Chinese hackers have penetrated FBI agents’ personnel files in a breach that could have dangerous national security implications, a report says.

A mortar round fired from Syria lands on a bustling market in neighboring Jordan, leaving a number of casualties.

The recent ISIL offensive on Syria’s border town of Kobani kills at least 35 civilians and Kurdish fighters as well as 14 militants.

Syria says Turkey has facilitated ISIL's recent attack on the border town of Kobani by allowing terrorists into Syria.

Russia says Saudi Arabia will be the next ISIL target if Syria falls into the hands of the terror group.

The number of Israelis who have expressed confidence in President Obama has dropped significantly over the past year, a new poll shows.

PM Alexis Tsipras was meeting with Greece’s lenders Thursday amid an ultimatum given to Athens to come up with a new austerity plan to get bailout or go bankrupt.

Ethnic minorities and disabled people are under-represented in the UK's civil services.

Queen warns against 'dangerous' division in Europe in her speech in Berlin.

Iranian athlete Hassan Taftian wins the first title in the 100-meter running contest in the Asian Grand Prix Series in Thailand.

Flooding leaves at least 45 people dead in western India.

PM Cameron gives go-ahead to publish data showing people who have died after losing their benefits.

Taxi drivers block roads across France in protest at what they call losing customers to the popular taxi-booking service, Uber.

NATO urges Moscow to stop what it calls “supporting” pro-Russia forces in eastern Ukraine.

The US Senate has passed a bill that contains provisions opposing the boycott, divestment and sanctions campaign against Israel.

ISIL terrorists capture districts in Hasakah: Report

Royal-Dutch Shell and Italy’s Eni have made their courting of Iran public for the first time as optimism builds up ahead of a deadline for clinching a nuclear deal with Tehran.

Hard-pressed Britons are spending more of their earnings on rent than people in any other European country.