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Italy’s Matteo Renzi poised for return to politics
Former prime minister Matteo Renzi is expected to be comfortably re-elected the leader of Italy’s ruling Democratic Party in a Sunday primary election.

Former prime minister Matteo Renzi is expected to be comfortably re-elected the leader of Italy’s ruling Democratic Party in a Sunday primary election.

The terrorists were scheming to mirror a chemical strike in northeastern Syria in April and pin it on Iraqi security forces.

President Rouhani inaugurates a major fuel production project in the southern port city of Bandar Abbas that is expected to make the country independent from gasoline imports after 36 years.

Some 55 million people are eligible to vote for a new president on May 19 in what is expected to be a close race.

Iran’s Petroleum Minister Bijan Zanganeh says the country is looking into the possibility of bringing in the French energy giant Total for production of liquefied natural gas (LNG) – a scheme that he said could lead to exports of the fuel to Europe.

By adopting a tough stance against Britain, the European Union leaders seek to caution other member states against the consequences of exiting the bloc, a political analyst says.

A Cuban military plane crashed into a hillside in the western province of Artemisa, killing the eight people on board.

Protesters in Tokyo oppose the presence of American troops in Japan, also marking one year since the murder of a local woman by a US Marine.

Italy defeats Iran 5-4 at 2017 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup in the Bahamas.

The US president says he does not rule out military action against the Asian state if it carries out another nuclear weapons test.

At least 5 people are dead and nearly 50 people hospitalized after tornadoes swept through East Texas on Saturday.

The Iranian men’s national footvolley A team has stood second at the Praputt Kamlang-ek FC 4th Asian Footvolley Championships in Thailand.

South Korea says Washington has reaffirmed its commitment to an agreement with Seoul on the deployment of a high-tech missile system, including on expenditure.

Yemen’s Army and its allies have been hitting back against Saudi Arabia which has been pounding its impoverished neighbor for more than two years now.

France’s outgoing socialist president asks people to vote for centrist Emmanuel Macron and not far-right Marine Le Pen in the upcoming presidential runoff.

The opposition party says it will ensure British-built weapons and military technology are not sold to repressive regimes.

Israeli forces have placed a four-meter-high barbed wire fence in the Ein Jwaizeh area, completely encircling the al-Walaja village.

The US president celebrates his 100th day in office by lashing out at critics who have given his presidency poor marks.