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Oil rises past $50 over US stocks report
Brent crude rose past $50 a barrel for the first time this year after the United States announced a fall in its stocks.

Brent crude rose past $50 a barrel for the first time this year after the United States announced a fall in its stocks.

The 42nd summit of the Group of Seven (G7) industrialized nations has kicked off in Japan.

The Iraqi military says a major commander of the Daesh terrorist group has been killed in the city of Fallujah in Anbar Province.

Ayatollah Khamenei says Iran’s capabilities in nuclear technology made enemies accept it as a nuclear power.

Beijing says Washington is hampering Chinese trade by imposing high tariffs on Chinese steel products exported to the US.

The UN says more needs to be done to address the situation in Gaza before the outbreak of another wave of violence there.

A study says UK Muslim women face a double bind of gender and religious discrimination.

The US House of Representatives has voted against the government’s future purchase of Iranian heavy water.

Russian President Vladimir Putin says Moscow and the EU can resolve their differences on Ukraine and engage in mutual cooperation.

At least three police officers are killed and nine others injured in a PKK car bomb attack in Turkey’s southeastern province of Mardin.

A Saudi Hajj Ministry official says Riyadh is ready to issue electronic visas for Iranian pilgrims.

UK university lecturers launch a two-day strike over an unresolved pay dispute.

The Italian navy takes pictures of the capsizing of a refugee boat in the Mediterranean Sea, rescuing most of the people on board.

At least 11 civilians, including four children, are killed in a Saudi-led airstrike against Yemen’s southern province of Lahij.

Hillary Clinton draws fire for the use of personal email during her tenure as former secretary of state.

Widespread strikes targeting France’s oil industry force the French government to tap into strategic fuel reserves.

A senior UN official has highlighted Iran’s role in the peace process aimed at ending the deadly crisis in Syria.

Senator Schumer's loophole to the 9/11 bill is aimed at preventing Saudi Arabia from telling the truth about the attacks.