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US missile strike against Syria ‘act of war’
The US missile strike against Syria last week was an “act of war,” says an anti-war activist in Chicago.

The US missile strike against Syria last week was an “act of war,” says an anti-war activist in Chicago.

The countrywide state of emergency was declared by President Sisi after deadly attacks on two Coptic churches.

One more protester is killed in anti-government protests, prosecutors say.

Member states of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) cut their oil output in March more than the arranged figures.

Kiev says the US has assured Ukraine that Washington will allow any deal with Russia linking the fates of Ukraine and Syria.

US President Donald Trump has backed the expansion of NATO by approving Montenegro’s accession to the military alliance.

Waving Syria’s national flag, the demonstrators chanted slogans such as "Death to America, death to Israel!"

Nearly half of first-time voters are backing Chancellor Angela Merkel for her fourth term bid in September elections, according to a poll.

Clashes between a militant group and Philippine security forces left nine people dead in the tourist resort of Bohol.

The European Union extends by another year sanctions against Iran over alleged claims of “human rights violations.”

Berlin says it is halting transfer of refugees to Hungary over concerns about confinement of migrants.

Hamas security forces have reportedly arrested a man suspected of assassinating top commander Fuqahaa in Gaza.

The governor of the US state of Alabama resigned Monday, shortly after lawmakers began impeachment proceedings linked to his affair with a senior aide.

The Iranian people have gone to the polls some 36 times since the victory of the Islamic Revolution in 1979.

Tillerson is expected to persuade Russia to abandon Syria, which has been gripped by foreign-backed militancy since March 2011.

American and South Korean troops are holding a 10-day logistics drill amid growing tensions on the Korean Peninsula.

Rex Tillerson says there is no place for President Assad in any future Syrian government.

The Iraqi army says the Daesh-held territory in the country has shrunk from 40 percent to less than seven percent over the past three years.