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Iran loses to Spain in Futsal World Cup
Iran men’s national futsal team goes down 1-5 to Spain at the FIFA World Cup in Colombia.

Iran men’s national futsal team goes down 1-5 to Spain at the FIFA World Cup in Colombia.

The Iranian defense minister warns that supporters of terrorist groups in Syria could use the ceasefire to rearm the militants.

Indian authorities did not allow congregational Eid prayers in the main mosques in Kashmir.

Bill Clinton says there is nothing to worry about Hillary’s health and pneumonia will not affect her bid for the White House.

The UN rights chief expresses concern over ongoing Saudi attacks against Yemen.

Iran has a long-term plan to build 20 nuclear power plants to produce 20,000 megawatts of electricity.

Iran concludes a deal with Oman, justly demarcating its longest maritime border with the Arab country in the Sea of Oman, says an Iranian official.

It seems that Washington has made it clear to the Syrian opposition that it’s important that they comply with this agreement, an analyst says.

Ankara says the US-based cleric “ordered” the failed July 15 coup in the Middle Eastern country.

Police say the trio was sent to Germany by Daesh to carry out terror attacks or recruit militants.

The electoral board delays announcing of a date for the opposition to start gathering signatures against the president.

Muslim tourist survives a ruthless hate attack in New York.

The watercraft is a long-range and fast cruising vessel with a helipad on its deck to accommodate a helicopter gunship.

The US and European states say Libya’s oil port must remain under the authority of its UN-backed unity government.

Iran threatened to shoot down US Navy EP-3 and P-8 aircraft over the weekend as they were flying in the northern Persian Gulf, a US military official claims.

The changed scenario after the removal of the sanctions has prompted Iran and Pakistan to give a fresh impetus to their trade ties.

An Amatrice official says Charlie Hebdo’s cartoons were “senseless and inconceivable insult” to the quake victims and survivors.

The PKK leader invites the Turkish government to negotiate an end to the conflict between his group and Ankara.