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British junior doctors set to strike again
Authorities are making last ditch-effort to avert strike, urge medics’ leaders to return to negotiating table.

Authorities are making last ditch-effort to avert strike, urge medics’ leaders to return to negotiating table.

The UN chief urges Syria’s warring sides to resume dialog after a halt to the Geneva peace talks.

A UN panel has reportedly ruled in favor of WikiLeaks founder Assange, but he still faces arrest upon leaving Ecuador’s embassy in London.

Greeks are on strike against Athen's pension reform plans.

Iran’s FM condemns the “unjustified objectification” of terrorism in Syria by any foreign party.

Russia regrets the suspension of Syrian peace talks in Geneva, Switzerland.

Canadian resettlement officials are considering putting Syrian refugees in two military bases.

US Secretary of State John Kerry has called on Russia to halt its bombing campaign in Syria.

Thousands of people block the roads in Auckland, New Zealand, protesting the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement.

At least 12 people are killed in two US drone strikes in Yemen’s southern province of Abyan.

South Korea threatens to destroy any missile or rocket debris from North Korea.

President Obama’s mosque speech highlighted more of what is wrong with America’s “official” attitude towards Islam, says an analyst.

Israeli military forces injure at least 10 Palestinians in a raid on a village in the West Bank.

A senior UN official says the Israeli-blockaded Gaza Strip is on a disastrous trajectory.

France is planning to build the world’s first solar road which will supply power to millions of peopl

Thousands of teachers in Hungary rally against government reforms in the education sector.

Human rights groups say the state of emergency in France is being abused by police and officials.

Americans are 25 times more likely to be murdered by a gun than people in other developed countries, a new study has found.