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Rescue ops continue in Sri Lanka dump collapse
Rescuers continued digging on Monday through heaps of mud and trash that collapsed onto a clutch of homes near a Sri Lankan garbage dump.

Rescuers continued digging on Monday through heaps of mud and trash that collapsed onto a clutch of homes near a Sri Lankan garbage dump.

Manama says Kuwait-mediated talks between Iran and the Arab regional grouping of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) are to continue.

Extra police personnel and military troopers will be out on the streets to guard against potential terrorist attacks on April 23, the day of the presidential polls in France.

A demonstration in Washington denounces last week’s use of the US largest non-nuclear bomb in the Asian country.

The period of Washington’s ‘strategic patience’ with Pyongyang is over, US VP Mike Pence says while visiting the Demilitarized Zone between the two Koreas.

The three-day tour spans Turkmenistan, Georgia, and Kyrgyzstan and a 20-member delegation of businessmen and company representatives is accompanying the Iranian foreign minister.

Top European officials call on Ankara to seek broader national consensus as results show the population is bitterly divided over the reforms.

The Syrian army, backed by Russian warplanes, seizes back the strategic west-central town of Suran.

The US embassy in London summons a three-month-old baby to make sure it is not resorting to terrorism.

Former Fatah Movement leader Marwan Barghouti calls for solidarity with Palestinian prisoners ahead of a mass hunger strike.

Along with the “collapse” of the US economy and military, the United States is failing to achieve its goal of dominating the world, says a political commentator.

Yemenis take part in a mass rally in protest at Saudi Arabia’s ongoing airstrikes against the country.

Turkey's president says the 'Yes' campaign has won a constitutional referendum which grants him vastly increased executive powers.

US President Donald Trump is boasting about his 2016 victory in the presidential election in response to increasing pressure on him to release his tax returns.

Serbia says it has entered talks with Russia and Belarus over the purchase of S-300 surface-to-air missile systems.

The Damascus government has called on the United Nations to hold to account those behind the deadly bus bombing near Aleppo.

British voters are increasingly discriminating against candidates with foreign-sounding names, according to a study.

More than 20 percent of US adults cite dissatisfaction with the government and political leadership as the most important problem in the country, a new poll shows.