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Hiroshima says doesn't need US apology
Hiroshima survivors seek nuclear disarrangement rather than an apology from a possible visit by US President Barack Obama.

Hiroshima survivors seek nuclear disarrangement rather than an apology from a possible visit by US President Barack Obama.

Iran’s defense minister says the country’s military forces are fully prepared to make any aggressor regret its move.

Demonstrators in Chicago protest against the killing of a 16-year-old African American by the police.

Putin says the Syrian army is strong enough against terrorists even after Moscow partially withdrew its military equipment.

A prominent rights group says Egypt’s military courts have tried thousands of civilians over the past 18 months.

Top US attorneys are increasingly alarmed about anti-Muslim threats in the country.

North Korea is reportedly preparing to launch mid-range ballistic missiles on Friday, April 15.

An analyst says there are major political circles in the West including in Washington who still prefer regime change in Syria even though they profess otherwise.

A new report says Israeli companies are running gold and uranium mines in Sudan’s South Kordofan State for smuggling purposes.

EU officials will discuss the opening of a permanent mission in Tehran during a visit to Iran, an EU official says.

A Palestinian official slams as war crime Israel’s plan to build new settlement units in the occupied territories.

Washington reproves Israeli killings of Palestinians in annual human rights report.

Jordanian soldiers are reportedly to replace Emirati forces in Yemen’s central province of Ma’rib.

Canada refuses to cancel a contract to sell arms to Saudi Arabia despite Riyadh’s human rights violations.

Leaders of Germany's ruling coalition parties agree on a package of counter-terror measures.

Anti-government protesters in Macedonia storm the presidential headquarters, calling for the ouster of President Gjorge Ivanov.

An analyst says the US has been obviously protecting Saudi Arabia by keeping 28 pages of a 9/11 report under wraps.

Police in the US State of Pennsylvania arrest protesters at an anti-Trump rally.