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25 Yemenis die of cholera in single week: WHO
The World Health Organization says that cholera killed at least 25 people last week in war-torn Yemen.

The World Health Organization says that cholera killed at least 25 people last week in war-torn Yemen.

Dozens of relatives of Palestinian prisoners on hunger strike in Israeli jails have called on the ICRC to address the plight of their loved ones.

The US Navy will restart operations in the South China Sea to challenge China's claims to exclusive access in the sea, a top American commander says.

Adam Coogle, Middle East researcher for HRW, was commenting on a two-day NGO Forum staged by UNESCO in Riyadh last week.

A beach that was swept away over 30 years ago from a remote island off the west coast of Ireland has reappears.

At least six civilians die when an explosive-laden car explodes near an Italian café in Mogadishu, Somalia.

The Iranian interior minister says Pakistan must take swift measures to improve security along its borders with Iran.

Fighters from Iraq's Popular Mobilization Units have liberated 44 villages and killed 725 Daesh militants over the past month.

The United Nations warns of a dramatically deteriorating humanitarian situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The Russian leader calls on France’s president-elect to join forces with Moscow to help ensure global security.

Ex-rebels and mutinous soldiers seize control of main roads leading into Ivory Coast’s second city, demanding the payment of pledged bonuses.

The Iranian president congratulates Emmanuel Macron on his convincing victory in the French presidential election.

Relatives of a Palestinian family killed in a 2015 arson attack by Israel file a lawsuit against the regime in Tel Aviv for damages.

The UNHCR representative to the UK says the country should take in 10,000 more refugees a year.

Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Muallem says Damascus would reject any UN role in monitoring the implementation of four 'de-escalation' zones.

An analyst says Israel is after exterminating Palestinians as it views the entire nation as a “threat.”

The Indonesian government say the extremist group doesn’t abide by the Pancasila, Indonesia's state ideology.

The US is closely examining the "de-escalation zones" aimed at reducing violence in Syria, Defense Secretary James Mattis says.