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UN chief in Iraq to review humanitarian situation
The UN chief visits Iraq to examine the humanitarian conditions amid growing civilian casualties of the war against Daesh terrorists.

The UN chief visits Iraq to examine the humanitarian conditions amid growing civilian casualties of the war against Daesh terrorists.

South Korean intelligence sources say North Korea may be preparing to conduct a new nuclear test.

Tensions erupted late on Wednesday for a third night in a row as hundreds of people continued protesting against police brutality.

Australia begins evacuating thousands of people stranded on resort islands in the tropical northeast as a powerful cyclone bore down on the coast.

The Trump administration is willing to sell $2.7 billion of fighter jets to Bahrain without considering the country’s human rights record.

Clashes break out between Bahraini forces and protesters, who were out on the streets to slam the death and jail sentences given to opposition activists.

David Friedman, a strong proponent of Israel’s illegal settlements in the occupied Palestinian land, has been sworn in as the new US ambassador to Israel.

A new batch of French military hardware and vehicles arrived in Estonia on Wednesday as part of a declared attempt to counter Russia.

A Philippines lawmaker files supplementary charges to an impeachment complaint against President Duterte.

A court in South Korea has started deliberations on whether to arrest the country’s ousted president Park Geun-hye over a corruption scandal.

Arab League leaders call for the formation of a sovereign Palestinian state based on the 1967 borders.

A top US general in charge of the country's alleged war on terror in the Middle East says the US should use military force against Iran.

A small shuttle bus carrying Texas church members collides head-on with a pickup truck, killing 13 people and injuring two others.

A federal judge in Hawaii has placed a stronger hold on Donald Trump's revised travel ban.

The United Arab Emirates sentences a dissident professor to 10 years in jail for his online activities.

Germany and France react to British Prime Minister Theresa May’s triggering of the Brexit process.

The Senate’s parallel probe into Russia’s alleged interference in the 2016 vote will complete its initial review “within weeks.”

At least 17 people are killed as an explosive-laden truck explodes at a security checkpoint in southern Baghdad.