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Haiti marks US-backed coup anniversary
Thousands of Haitians take to the streets to mark the anniversary of the 2004 US-backed military coup.

Thousands of Haitians take to the streets to mark the anniversary of the 2004 US-backed military coup.

Turkey’s foreign minister has said Ankara would soon announce an end to a freeze in relations with Israel.

At least 25 people are killed in a fresh Saudi airstrike against Yemen’s west-central Yemen province of Sana’a.

The United States is a racist country that was based on slavery and genocide," a researcher and historian in Washington says.

Iran has signed a deal with Singapore to launch a joint tanker line for transporting oil products and petrochemicals that will start in East Asia and expand to as far as West Africa.

Britain is set to send troops to Tunisia to help prevent ISIL militants from moving into the country from Libya.

The EU slams an Israeli group for a slanderous video against the bloc’s ambassador to Tel Aviv.

Iraqi security forces launch a military operation to purge Samarra Island in Salahuddin Province of the Takfiri Daesh terrorists.

A campaign rally for US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump was repeatedly disrupted on Monday by black activists.

At least nine people killed in two US drone strikes in Afghanistan’s eastern province of Nangarhar.

Western government are stepping up crackdown on social media and campaign groups, a civil society group says.

China is reportedly planning to lay off 5-6 million workers from what is known as the "zombie industries" - enterprises that are suffering from a supply glut.

Israeli military forces shoot dead a Palestinian youth during clashes in the occupied West Bank.

A Saudi official says the kingdom and the US discussed the possibility of a ground incursion in Syria two weeks ago but they have not made a decision.

The Nigerian president is accused of ignoring law in the continued detention of a popular Shia leader and many of his supporters.

The Central Bank of Iran (CBI) says Asian credit cards provided by the Japanese and Chinese banks will be available to the Iranians before September.

The UN Security Council is to vote on a US-drafted resolution to impose tougher sanctions on North Korea.

US Secretary of State John Kerry says Washington and Moscow have agreed not to discuss alleged violations of a ceasefire in Syria.