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Obama urged to remove NSA chief
US high-ranking military officials are calling on President Obama to remove the director of the notorious National Security Agency.

US high-ranking military officials are calling on President Obama to remove the director of the notorious National Security Agency.

The hilltop village of Tal Saman, 25 kilometers from Daesh’s de facto Syrian capital of Raqqah, has been seized from the terrorists.

UK Prime Minister Theresa May is coming under pressure to scrap an appeal against a court ruling, requiring lawmakers to approve of the process to start Brexit.

US President-elect Donald Trump is planning to remake Europe in his own image, an American analyst says.

The Iranian first vice president says the recent advances in Mosul in parallel with the management of Arba’een religious rituals prove Iraq’s power.

Bangladeshi forces push back over one hundred Rohingya Muslims from entering the country.

The Indian drone had crossed 60 meters over the Line of Control (LoC) into Pakistan.

A Palestinian NGO says some 350 Palestinian minors are currently being held in Israeli jails.

Ivanka Trump’s presence at father's meeting with Japan’s PM raises concerns in the US.

Demonstrators said they would continue supporting Sheikh Qassim.

Ayatollah Khamenei appoints Brigadier General Ahmad Reza Pourdastan as the second-in-command of the Iranian Army.

An Iranian official says Saudi Arabia is using the OIC as a tool and is responsible for the body’s ineptitude.

Emirati authorities arrest a British woman after she reported being gang raped in Dubai.

Protesters in Warsaw chanted slogans such as "No to chaos in schools," and "Stop education reforms."

The judge set a bail at 10,000 Egyptian pounds ($615) for each defendant.

Obama has called on the European Union to continue close cooperation with Washington under President-elect Donald Trump.

The Iranian petroleum minister says crude prices could surpass $50 a barrel if an agreement is reached in Vienna later in November.

Turkish police detain two Swedish TV journalists in the country's southeastern province of Diyarkabir.