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‘S Sudan army suffocated 60 civilians’
Amnesty says South Sudanese troops deliberately suffocated 60 men and boy in Unity State last year.

Amnesty says South Sudanese troops deliberately suffocated 60 men and boy in Unity State last year.

Russia defends tennis star Maria Sharapova in the drug ban case.

The EU prolongs by six months sanctions against Russia over its alleged role in the Ukraine crisis.

A Pentagon report justifying the deployment of military spy drones over the US is further evidence that the country is developing into a “domestic police state.”

Hundreds of Iraqi people stage a protest against the recent chemical attack by Daesh near the city of Kirkuk.

Obama is frustrated with John Kerry’s repeated suggestions of attacking Syria to pressure Assad, says a new report.

Saudi Arabia is seeking to borrow up to USD 8 billion from international banks amid its huge budget deficit.

China says the US is notorious for crimes including "rape and murder" of civilians.

Foreign hostages held by Abu Sayyaf militants in southern Philippines urge their governments to secure their release.

The Buckingham Palace complains to the press watchdog against the UK tabloid’s report that the Queen made anti-EU remarks.

The United States has signaled that it is moving toward a new military assistance deal with Israel.

Iran plans to build high-speed warships that can cruise at 80 knots per hour.

UN rights chief calls on the Bahraini government to carry out 'deep and fundamental' reforms.

Iraqi security forces make fresh gains in their push to drive Daesh terrorists out of Anbar Province.

The US is planning to launch a huge military operation in Libya to target Daesh.

Obama’s new Executive Order extends a so-called state of emergency against Iran until 2017.

As junior doctors in Britain go on strike over a controversial contract, a report records worst ever performance at the National Health Service.

A US commander says more American troops will be needed to retake key areas from Daesh terrorists in Syria and Iraq.