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US bomber flies near North Korean border
Two US supersonic bombers fly over South Korea again, with one of them reportedly getting very close to the border with North Korea.

Two US supersonic bombers fly over South Korea again, with one of them reportedly getting very close to the border with North Korea.

Iraqi military and volunteer forces have now reached the center of Shirqat, near Mosul, itself the so-called headquarters of Daesh in Iraq.

President Assad has blamed the US for the collapse of a ceasefire deal and said Washington lacks the will to join the fight on Daesh.

The Afghan government signs a landmark peace deal with the militant group headed by Gulbuddin Hekmatyar.

Foreign ministers from Iran and six world powers will meet in in New York to discuss how the implementation of a nuclear deal has progressed.

Indonesia updates its death toll from recent landslides and flash floods.

Pakistan says it will take all necessary measures to deter an ongoing Indian “military build-up” along its border.

The Saudi air raids have killed scores Yemeni civilians since Wednesday.

"It’s either pay up, or we’re not going back to work," says a striking employee at Saudi Arabia’s Saad Specialist Hospital.

Syria’s ambassador to the UN slams the international community for remaining silent on a deadly US raid against its army base.

A US military aircraft has crashed off the southern Japanese island of Okinawa.

The casualties came as a result of two days of clashes in the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

The Kuwaiti premier calls for ‘constructive dialogue’ with Iran based on international norms.

The partners to the conflict in eastern Ukraine agree to pull back troops from three restive towns.

Iran’s national futsal team have booked their spot in the quarterfinals of the 2016 FIFA Futsal World Cup in Colombia.

President Rouhani says the political future of Syria must be in the hands of its people.

Obama is set to veto a bill which gives the families of 9/11 attack victims a civil cause of action against Saudi Arabia.

The governor of North Carolina has declared a state of emergency following a second night of unrest in Charlotte over the fatal police shooting of a black man.