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Japan raps China ‘coercion’ in disputed sea
Tokyo urges Beijing to respect an international court ruling on the disputed waters of the South China Sea.

Tokyo urges Beijing to respect an international court ruling on the disputed waters of the South China Sea.

An Israeli company says it is prepared to build Donald Trump’s promised wall on the Mexico border if he is elected president.

Israeli police question a former aide to Prime Minister Netanyahu for involvement in an alleged smear campaign against one of the incumbent’s critics.

Saudi Arabia continues with its onslaught against Yemen in defiance of a truce agreement.

US Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has cast doubt over the validity of the result of the November election.

A new gun law in the US state of Texas allows students to carry concealed guns on campuses.

Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton regains her lead over Republican rival Donald Trump, according to polls.

UN sources say that the Saudis are yet to provide sufficient proof for their permanent removal from a blacklist of children's rights violators.

A video game is being developed in the United States, in which the player can torture prisoners in a jail in Iraq by assuming the role of an American soldier.

A political analyst says that the leaders of both Democratic and Republican parties in the US are corrupt.

At least 28 civilians are killed and scores more wounded by militant shelling in Syria’s Aleppo over the last 24 hours.

Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Numan Kurtulmus says Ankara is to overhaul the structure of its intelligence services.

A top Jeb Bush adviser leaves the GOP, saying she may vote for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton instead of the GOP nominee, Donald Trump.

A report confirms that the Nigerian army killed 348 Shia Muslims during an attack on a religious ceremony last year.

A 22-year-old man from Ohio pleads guilty to charges that he planned to launch a terrorist attack on the US Capitol as President Obama was delivering his last State of the Union speech.

Saudi Arabia says artillery fire launched from Yemen has killed four people in the kingdom’s border region of Jizan.

An FBI electronics technician pleads guilty to passing "sensitive" information to the Chinese government.

The US military plans to bring an additional 5,000 marines to Guam, to nearly double its presence.