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More than 100 dead, 150 injured in Iraq wedding inferno
More than 100 people were killed and 150 injured in a fire at a wedding party in Hamdaniya district in Iraq's Nineveh province.

More than 100 people were killed and 150 injured in a fire at a wedding party in Hamdaniya district in Iraq's Nineveh province.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories, 02:00 GMT on September 27, 2023.

Workers from Italy’s bankrupt national airline Alitalia have staged a protest in Rome.

Iran calls on the international community to stand up to "nuclear rhetoric" by the Israeli regime.

The UN rebukes France for banning the country's athletes from wearing headscarves during the 2024 Paris Games.

A rare visit has taken place to the occupied West Bank by a Saudi delegation.

For decades, Jenin refugee camp in north of the occupied west Bank has been seen by Palestinians as a stronghold of the resistance against the Israeli aggression.
North Korea's United Nations envoy, Kim Song, says there is "imminent danger of nuclear war breakout" on the Korean Peninsula.

A top IRGC commander praises Iran's military capabilities and cutting-edge defense technology, saying the country has become a “trailblazer” in the field of UAVs.

The Turkish president says Turkey will accept Sweden's NATO accession if the US keeps promise of selling F-16 jets.

A mosque in southeastern Sweden has been destroyed by a fire suspected to be an arson attack.

Polish experts confirms that the projectile that killed two people in Poland last year was fired by Ukraine.

Iran beats China to be crowned champion of volleyball competitions at the 19th Asian Games in China.

Saudi Arabia’s newly appointed ambassador presents his credentials to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.

Here are Press TV's news headline at 16:00 GMT on September 26, 2023.

Russia says US Abrams tanks and ATACMS missiles will not help Ukraine to change the battlefield situation.

South Korea put on its first large-scale military parade in a decade on Tuesday September 26.

Russian Black Sea Fleet commander Viktor Sokolov is shown attending a video conference after Ukraine claimed it killed him.