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US writer makes 2016 predictions
Predicting the 2016 presidential campaign is easy if you know your history, says American writer Mickey Z.

Predicting the 2016 presidential campaign is easy if you know your history, says American writer Mickey Z.

Over a dozen people are killed and 45 others injured in a series of attacks in and around the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.

Israeli settlers take over houses they claim they had bought in the south of the occupied West Bank.

Hillary Clinton has denounced her Democratic rival Bernie Sanders over his proposal to normalize relations with Iran.

At least 47 civilians lose their lives in fresh Saudi airstrikes against different regions in Yemen.

The Tel Aviv regime strips four Palestinians of their residency rights, accusing them of killing Israelis.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Tel Aviv needs more US military aid following the Iran nuclear agreement.

All US presidential candidates lack good views and that is why the will fail to make great presidents, says a former US Senator.

Iran says the implementation of JCPOA will help develop ties between Tehran and Baku.

A city in Denmark orders pork to be mandatory amid increasing restrictions imposed on refugees.

John Kerry says Washington is determined to continue its use of sanctions against Tehran.

Russia says Iran’s cooperation with the UN nuclear watchdog should not be marred by politics.

The OIC calls for a de-escalation of dispute between Saudi Arabia and Iran.

US reconstruction projects in Afghanistan are nothing more than “political corruption” by Pentagon officials and a way to steal American tax money.

Nepal's police kill at least three anti-constitution protesters in in the Himalayan country’s restive south.

The British prime minister says he wants to "secure the future of Britain in a reformed European Union."

At least eight policemen are killed in two different incidents in Egypt.

Thousands of people take to the streets of the Greek capital Athens to protest against pension reforms.