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US not reporting total airstrikes in Mideast
The US military has failed to report a large number of its airstrikes in Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan over the past years.

The US military has failed to report a large number of its airstrikes in Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan over the past years.

Lebanese police authorities plan to demolish 50 Palestinian refugee homes north of the southern Lebanese city of Tyre.

Romania repeals a controversial corruption decree after fierce protests in the country.

The Iranian president says no obstacle can hinder the enhancement of cooperation between Iran and Portugal.

The Palestinian girl is sentenced to six years in prison on charges of an attempted stabbing attack.

Iraq's government says the revocation of the Trump travel ban was a "move in the right direction."

A senior Iranian security official says Tehran is committed to seeking a political solution to solve the Syrian crisis.

The bomb exploded on a main street near the Bahraini capital, Manama, but caused no casualties.

Turkey rescues 45 refugees from a sinking boat in the Mediterranean.

Iran says China is still holding at least $18 billion of its money that pertained to previous oil purchases.

A number of Daesh’s senior figures in Iraq reportedly renege on their oath of allegiance to Abu-Bakr al-Baghdadi amid army gains against the terror group.

Nikki Haley plans to take a close look at UN peacekeeping operations and reduce contributions to the international organization.

The new US administration is using incremental economic sanctions to ultimately force Iran to leave the nuclear accord, a political commentator says.

The Syrian army advances on the eastern suburbs of Homs and recaptures some oil and gas wells such as Jihar from militants.

Ankara says police forces arrested the suspects during security raids on Sunday.

Iran's junior national squash team ranks fifth at the Bright Smart Securities 18th Asian Junior Squash Team Championships 2017 in Hong Kong.

The fire broke out at a shopping mall in Dongtan, a commuter town south of the South Korean capital, Seoul.

Banning followers of a religion is not feasible, and so Trump has rephrased it as a ban on 'hostile' countries to make it appeal to his racist electorate, says an analyst.