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Trump seeks 'no-confrontation' China policy
Donald Trump is looking to form a no-confrontation partnership with China, which could resolve the issue of North Korea, says an analyst.

Donald Trump is looking to form a no-confrontation partnership with China, which could resolve the issue of North Korea, says an analyst.

Turkey's main opposition leader accuses Ankara of conducting a ‘controlled coup’ in mid-July 2016.

Pakistan has extended a deadline for the Afghan refugees to leave its territory from March 2017 to December.

Five people are charged with violently attacking a teenage refugee in Croydon, south London, in a hate crime on Friday.

A new study says Europe is now the world’s biggest online hub for child sexual abuse.

A general strike called by the opposition slows business activities in the country's four biggest cities.

More than 260 Turkish diplomats and government employees have applied for asylum in Germany since a failed July coup.

Iran says its total exports of crude oil and condensate have surpassed 3 million barrels per day (mb/d) – a level not seen for at least the past six years.

Iran says only Iraqi flag must be allowed to fly in the country’s northern province of Kirkuk.

Spain's top diplomat invites Britain to calm down after a former Conservative minister proposed ‘going to war’ over Gibraltar.

Turkey's inflation in March hit its highest annual rate in over eight years, official data say.

Bahrain’s king has granted military courts the right to try civilians, launching a new wave of crackdown on dissent.

Sunday's verdict by an Egyptian court annulled an earlier ruling that blocked the transfer of sovereignty of two islands to Saudi Arabia.

European observers say the weekend election in Armenia was generally sound but irregularities happened.

UN experts warn of an "alarming and undemocratic" trend in the US to clamp down on peaceful protests.

An Iranian vice president says Tehran has been and will be complying with all its obligations under the JCPOA.

10 people reportedly killed as blast hits metro station in Russia's St. Petersburg.

INA issued a statement on Monday after Iraqi PM Haider al-Abadi presided over a meeting to examine the fallout from a provincial council decision to raise Kurdish flags in the oil-rich city.