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‘S Arabia will eventually hold talks with Yemen’
An analyst says political consensus in Yemen and the recent Saudi dilemmas may enhance the Yemeni government’s position to hold real peace talks with Saudi-backed forces.

An analyst says political consensus in Yemen and the recent Saudi dilemmas may enhance the Yemeni government’s position to hold real peace talks with Saudi-backed forces.

The raid prompted New Delhi to call in Para special forces to secure the army camp in Baramulla.

Real Madrid surrendered top spot in La Liga as they failed to win for a fourth consecutive game.

The demonstrators want the government to fix the land problems and restore the land rights of poor people.

Brazil’s Workers Party loses in municipal elections in Sao Paulo, the first polls since the ouster of Rousseff.

A political expert says Turkish military presence on Syrian soil is considered a blatant aggression against the country's sovereignty and territorial integrity.

The EU puts forth a humanitarian initiative for aid delivery to Aleppo and the evacuation of wounded civilians from militant-held parts.

The former New York City mayor says an economic genius is a lot better for the United States than a woman.

The Hungarian PM claims victory in the EU refugee quota referendum despite “invalid” results.

Julian Assange has decided to cancel a big announcement about Hillary Clinton for security reasons.

Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and three other Daesh commanders were poisoned by unknown individuals in Iraq’s Nineveh Province.

Afghan sources say fighting is underway in and around the city, which briefly fell to the Taliban more than a year ago.

An adviser to Ayatollah Khamenei says a potential US military campaign against Syria would be “suicidal action.”

Donald Trump says Democratic Senator Bernie Sanders should pull his endorsement for Hillary Clinton.

Colombians vote against historic peace deal with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) rebel group.

British Prime Minister Theresa May addresses the Conservative Party's annual conference, rejecting any “sudden and unilateral withdrawal” from the European Union.

Saudi Arabia adopts “Western” calendar system for paying government employees as part of a new austerity package.

As tensions heighten between New Delhi and Islamabad, India detains a Pakistani pigeon with threatening message for Indian PM Modi.