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‘Trump is threat to New World Order’
The entire US establishment is plotting to defeat Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, an American analyst says.

The entire US establishment is plotting to defeat Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, an American analyst says.

Daesh terrorists execute six women in Iraq’s northern province of Nineveh.

A female Indian teenager who was recently raped and set on fire outside New Delhi, dies of her injuries.

Airstrikes kill at least 17 Takfiri militants in Egypt’s restive Sinai Peninsula.

At least three police officers are killed in a car bomb explosion in the Somali capital, Mogadishu, police say.

Slovenia and Croatia restrict the transit of refugees through their territory.

Yemeni forces reportedly capture at least 150 Saudi mercenaries in the central province of al-Bayda.

Israeli military forces kill a Palestinian man, who they said stabbed a number of people dead and wounded in southern Tel Aviv.

Iran test-fires two ballistic missiles in line with its defense doctrine.

China will start inspecting the North Korean ships that dock at its ports as part of new sanctions against Pyongyang.

Tunisian forces kill five militants near the Libyan border.

Militants in Syria launch a chemical attack on a mainly Kurdish district in the city of Aleppo, a Syrian Kurdish group says.

The US says it is negotiating with Australia to station long-range bombers in the country, within striking distance of the disputed South China Sea.

US Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders has won the Michigan Democratic primary while frontrunner Hillary Clinton triumphed in Mississippi.

An international charity says the years-long crisis in Syria will cost the country $1.3 trillion if the conflict lasts until 2020.

US Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and her GOP rival, Donald Trump, top the primaries in the US state of Mississippi.

Mexico will not pay for the construction of a wall on its border with the US, as proposed by Donald Trump.

A United States military commander claims the US army is "getting dangerously small."