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'Arab League opposes Turkish troops in Iraq'
The Arab League reportedly rejects the deployment of Turkish troops to northern Iraq as “interference” in the domestic affairs of the country.

The Arab League reportedly rejects the deployment of Turkish troops to northern Iraq as “interference” in the domestic affairs of the country.

At least 90 people have been killed and over 12,000 wounded in a new wave of clashes in Indian-controlled Kashmir.

Georgia holds parliamentary polls amid bitter rivalry between two pro-Western parties.

The gains in Hama by Syrian troops are the first since the end of August, when militants captured a series of towns and villages.

Had it not been for Iran’s role, Daesh would not have been just a group in Syria and Iraq today but would have been a state, says President Rouhani of Iran.

Russia lowered its flag at the Cam Rahn naval base in Vietnam and the Lourdes intelligence facility in Cuba in the early 2000s.

The US economy created lower-than-predicted jobs in September, and the unemployment rate unexpectedly rose, according to new government figures.

The Iranian deputy foreign minister says some parties that are influential in Syria see the Syrian war as advancing their political interests.

Morocco's Islamic PJD Party leads parliamentary polls by winning nearly 100 seats.

The European Parliament on Thursday voted on a roadmap for relations with Iran, charting out “EU strategy towards Iran after the nuclear agreement.”

A judicial inquiry in August concluded that the Nigerian army killed 348 Shia Muslims during the December 2015 clashes.

The blast follows a motorcycle bomb explosion near a police station in Istanbul on Thursday in which at least 10 people were injured.

The US Treasury Department removes a blanket ban on foreign transactions with Iranian firms.

The Venezuelan president has awarded Russian President Vladimir Putin the Chavez peace prize.

Donald Trump is forced to apologize after a tape exposes him talking about women in extremely vulgar terms.

Artillery shelling by Yemeni forces has killed three top pro-Saudi commanders in western Yemen.

Hurricane Matthew has left at least four people dead in Florida, officials say.

Six of the warplanes had been used for surveillance flights in the so-called US-led coalition in Syria and Iraq since January.