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History prof. claims Iceland pres. victory
A history professor with no background in public office, who had nevertheless run in the presidential election in Iceland, claims victory in the polls.

A history professor with no background in public office, who had nevertheless run in the presidential election in Iceland, claims victory in the polls.

Iran’s IRGC forces clash with armed bandits affiliated with counter-revolutionary groups, killing five of them in the country’s northwest.

The leader of Britain's Labour Party sacks his shadow foreign minister following reports of a coup against him.

The Iraqi defense minister says at least 1,300 Daesh militants have been killed during operations to recapture southern Mosul.

Iran has reportedly named five domestic oil majors to work with international energy giants.

German Chancellor Merkel says the EU does not have to be “nasty” to Britain over its decision to exit the bloc as other disgruntled European leaders urge a quick Brexit.

Iran’s ambassador to Baghdad reiterates Tehran’s support for Iraq’s battle against Takfiri terrorists.

Kerry will meet Netanyahu ahead of the publication of a report expected to criticize Israel over settlement expansion.

Nearly 60 percent of Scottish people support independence from the UK after it voted to leave the European Union.

A Jewish American slams the New York governor for enacting law to punish companies that refuse to invest in Israel.

A five-year-old girl is killed by militant shelling in Syria's northwestern province of Idlib.

The US state of Arizona declares lack of lethal drugs for execution after losing legal battle with death row inmates.

Islamophobia, on which $200 million was spent between 2008 and 2013 in the US, is an industry run by Zionists, a fact the media is “afraid” to promulgate.

The commander of Iraq’s popular mobilization unit says the city of Fallujah is days away from being fully cleared from Daesh terrorists.

A New York nuclear reactor shuts down over water leak amid calls by the state's governor for its permanent closure.

Russian President Vladimir Putin announces agreement on $50 billion worth of joint business initiatives with China.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan calls for the removal of the word “Trump” from the Trump Towers building in Istanbul.

The Rockefeller family has gotten engaged in a row with several US states over Exxon Mobil Corp.