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Iran rollball team 2nd in World Cup
Iran men’s national rollball team finishes second at the third edition of the Rollball World Cup in India.

Iran men’s national rollball team finishes second at the third edition of the Rollball World Cup in India.

At least six NATO troops are killed in an attack claimed by Taliban near Afghanistan’s Bagram Airfield.

Iran men’s national futsal team wins the four-nation tournament in China.

The global supply glut drives down oil prices further to their lowest in more than 11 years after the US decides to lift its 40-year ban on crude exports.

A senior Iranian official says the recently devised visa restrictions in the US will deepen the distrust of Washington.

Iran’s foreign minister has expressed hope that the sanctions imposed on Tehran will be lifted during the month ahead.

The Nigerian army bulldozes a Shia religious center following the massacre of Shia Muslims in the country.

FIFA’s Ethics Committee bans Joseph Sepp Blatter and Michel François Platini from all soccer activities for eight years

Burundi’s parliament is discussing an African Union (UN) decision to deploy thousands of soldiers to the country.

The US has provided Daesh with necessary hardware to advance its online propaganda, says an analyst.

The Philippines’ president vows to build a stronger army amid territorial tensions in the region

China says it will invite representatives of the Syrian government and opposition to Beijing.

Hungary says Austria confused 'solidarity' with 'stupidity' when it urged the former to accept thousands of refugees.

A rally outside Trump tower in New York has rapped US presidential hopeful over ‘racism.’

Representatives of 80 leading Russian companies are showcasing their products in Tehran in the biggest foreign display of the kind ever held in Iran.

A Turkish soldier succumbs to the wounds sustained during clashes with PKK militants in the southeastern province of Sirnak.

At least seven people are killed and 12 others injured in a Saudi airstrike against Yemen amid a fragile truce.

New threats of violence have forced US officials to close more schools, this time in Nashua, New Hampshire.