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Turkey detains dozens over Gulen links
The new arrests add to the tens of thousands of people already detained as part of Ankara’s sweeping crackdown following a failed putsch.

The new arrests add to the tens of thousands of people already detained as part of Ankara’s sweeping crackdown following a failed putsch.

The protesters are expected to shout “Down with Al Saud and Al Khalifah” during the nationwide demonstration.

Tehran stays within the limits set in last July’s nuclear over its stockpile of enriched uranium and heavy water, the IAEA confirms.

EU’s Tusk says the ball is now in the court of the UK to start Brexit negotiations.

A Belarusian sports official is expelled from Paralympics over carrying banned Russian flag.

Terrorist groups fighting against the Syrian government are seeking to conquer the Arab country for their US and Israeli masters, says an American political analyst.

A light aircraft crash leaves 1 dead, 5 injured in Kenya.

Turkey suspects that an estimated 11,500 teachers are involved in activities supporting Kurdish militants.

The EU foreign policy chief says the existing multi-national rapid reaction units had to be put into action for meddling in crises.

One person is dead and two others are injured after a shooting at a Texas high school.

The US and Ukraine have agreed to cooperate on military technology and enhance Ukrainian military capabilities.

Germany uses the air base for flying jets over Syria and refueling flights as part of the US-led coalition allegedly targeting Daesh.

Prime Minister Mirziyoyev is approved as Uzbekistan's acting president following the death of Islam Karimov last week.

The world is waking up to the influence of Saudi Wahhabism on terror groups wreaking havoc in the region, Iran says.

Obama says he is "not ready to concede" that the Guantanamo prison may still remain open after he leaves office.

Russia says the Palestinian president and the Israeli PM have agreed to meet in Moscow.

Gaza-based Hamas says a Ramallah court ruling that suspended next month’s municipal elections is ‘politically-motivated.’

Armenia's premier leaves office after failing to bring stability and prosperity to the country.