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Belgium, Netherlands probe German spying
Belgium and the Netherlands launch probes into claims that Germany helped US spy on them.

Belgium and the Netherlands launch probes into claims that Germany helped US spy on them.

An Australian police officer says at least 12 women have left the country to join the ISIL Takfiri terrorist group.

Senator John McCain says the United States is not seeking to engage in a military conflict with China.

Nigeria’s new president Muhammadu Buhari has vowed to bring “increased prosperity” to Africa's most populous country.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has warned about a demonstration against Islam in Arizona.

At least 30 Syrian soldiers are reportedly killed by militant groups operating in the Arab country, a monitoring group says.

Iran condemns a recent deadly terrorist attack against Shia worshippers in Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province.

A former US police officer is set to face trial after beating an unarmed black man during a traffic stop.

A group of heavily-armed militants shoot dead 20 passengers after taking them hostage from two buses in the troubled southwestern Pakistan.

At least 19 people are killed in the latest wave of Saudi airstrikes against the people of Yemen.

Iran’s ambassador to the IAEA says a recent report by agency about Iran does not fully reflect the Islamic Republic’s cooperation with the agency.

Sepp Blatter is reelected for another four-year term as the president of FIFA.

The Italian navy finds 11 dead migrants on inflatable boats across the Mediterranean.

Spain says it has agreed to permanently host a US military base in the country’s south.

The United States has formally removed Cuba from the list of its state sponsors of terrorism.

Takfiri ISIL terrorists reportedly seize control of an airbase in Libya's northern coastal city of Sirte.

The UN refugee agency urges Myanmar to grant citizenship to its Rohingya Muslims.

The US has “teamed up” with Turkey to train "moderate" militants, which up until now have been “nonexistent,” says a Middle East expert.