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Iran, Russia, Turkey discuss Syria developments
The deputy foreign ministers of Iran, Russia and Turkey have met to discuss the latest developments on the Syria crisis and coordinate upcoming peace talks.

The deputy foreign ministers of Iran, Russia and Turkey have met to discuss the latest developments on the Syria crisis and coordinate upcoming peace talks.

The US House of Representatives has approved a resolution that allows Republicans to start repealing Obamacare.

Cutting US funding to the UN would endanger American interests, says the country's ambassador to the world body.

Barack Obama lifts the decades-old trade embargo against Sudan in a bid to improve bilateral ties between Washington and Khartoum.

Yemen's al-Masirah news channel said the soldiers were killed in firing at al-Sudais military site.

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Iraqi government forces continue to gain ground against Takfiri Daesh militants in Mosul.

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A senior Iranian legislator says the forthcoming Syria peace talks in Astana will play an important role in solving the crisis in the Arab country.

An analyst says Israel’s recent attack on a Syrian military airport is a declaration of war.

Donald Trump's Pentagon pick, James Mattis, says the US needs to be ready to confront Russia.

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Muhammad Jan worked for local Urdu language daily newspaper Qudrat.

The Syrian Foreign Ministry says Western countries and their regional allies are complicit in the Israeli regime's aggression against the Arab country.

Nicos Anastasiades said there "must" be an agreement "on the withdrawal of the Turkish army."

Heavily armed mutineers poured into the city center aboard military transport trucks and pickups.