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‘Sanders, Trump won’t pay Israel more’
Israel’s refusal to seal a military deal with Obama in hope of getting a better deal with the next American leader will probably fail, says an investigative journalist.

Israel’s refusal to seal a military deal with Obama in hope of getting a better deal with the next American leader will probably fail, says an investigative journalist.

UN human rights investigator Carla Del Ponte supports Russia's airstrikes against terrorists in Syria.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani bestows medals of honor on Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and a number of other senior officials.

An anonymous hacker has released the details of 20,000 FBI employees and 9,000 Department of Homeland Security (DHS) personnel online.

Indian authorities say a bus driver has been killed by a falling meteorite.

A force consisting of mostly US army soldiers will arrive in Helmand, Afghanistan, by month’s end to bolster the local military, a report says.

The Obama administration has called on the US Congress to provide $1.8 billion to fight the Zika virus inside and outside the country.

At least four people have been killed in a military helicopter crash in Russia’s Pskov region.

Neoconservative Zionists have taken over US academic institutions and are promoting Islamophobia, says Kevin Barrett.

Thousands of Nigerians stage a protest in the capital against a 45-percent hike in electricity prices.

The Iranian president says Iran and Georgia should boost ties to serve mutual interests.

Canada says it is to end air attacks against purported Daesh positions in Iraq and Syria.

A bomb explosion claims the lives of at least six Afghan civilians in Paktika Province.

At least 15 people are killed in clashes between armed groups in the restive eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.

The Iranian police chief says the country’s border guards have arrested 10 terrorists along the country's eastern and western borders.

Russia puts troops on high combat alert as part of the massive military drills.

Some 25 people are killed in Turkish army operations in the country's southeast.

The United Nations warns that over 58,000 children are at risk of starving to death in Somalia.