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22 soldiers killed in attack on Niger camp
The camp housed Malian refugees and the 22 soldiers were at a military post near it.

The camp housed Malian refugees and the 22 soldiers were at a military post near it.

Thirty former Republican lawmakers release a letter denouncing Donald Trump as unfit for the presidency.

Iran's national football team defeats Uzbekistan 1-0 at the third round of the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualification tournament.

Hillary Clinton will escalate the conflict in Syria after getting elected president in November, an American author says.

A top Palestinian official has described the ongoing ICC investigation into Israel’s war crimes during the 2014 Gaza war as a serious test for the court.

A human rights group has accused the UK government of arming repressive regimes in the Persian Gulf.

Syrian government forces have retaken two more areas in the country's conflict-plagued northwestern city of Aleppo.

Government authorities say the death toll from Hurricane Matthew in the Caribbean nation has climbed to 842.

Obama declares a state of emergency in Florida as Hurricane Matthew strengthens on its way to the country’s southeastern coast.

The British pound has plunged to a new low against the US dollar due to growing concerns about the UK’s departure from the EU.

A Muslim man in the US was thrown off a plane for saying the Islamic phrase of “inshallah”.

Spain’s Constitutional Court said it might file criminal charges against the Catalan parliament’s speaker for allowing the vote.

Germany’s Merkel is regaining her diminished popularity, a new poll suggests.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says the global debt has risen to an all-time high of around $152 trillion.

American efforts to add sanctions against Syria is “counterproductive” and will make achieving a ceasefire in the country impossible, an analyst says.

France’s PSA Group has signed a deal with Iran’s automaker SAIPA to jointly produce and sell Citroen cars in Iran.

Antonio Guterres served as Portuguese premier from 1995 to 2002 and the UN's refugee chief from 2005 to 2015.

A court in Tajikistan gives two lawyers linked to a banned opposition group over 20 years in jail on extremism and embezzlement charges.