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Nevadans react to anti-Muslim lawmaker
The Nevadan lawmaker, who said she would “shoot” Muslims “in the head,” should resign, a petition demands.

The Nevadan lawmaker, who said she would “shoot” Muslims “in the head,” should resign, a petition demands.

It looks like that Donald Trump’s role in the US presidential election is to get Hillary Clinton elected, American journalist Don DeBar says.

Angry protesters in Chicago are demanding the mayor’s resignation over police violence.

Oman says it will soon sign a crucial deal with Iran to import natural gas from the country.

Israel is behind the so-called Islamic terror threat that has created panic among Americans in the wake of last week’s mass shooting in California, an American scholar says.

Brazil’s inflation climbed above 10 percent in November reaching the highest level in 12 years.

Russia's prime minister says his country decided against starting a war after Turkey shot down a Russian jet in November.

A soldier has been killed after Azeri tanks shelled the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region.

The UK and Russia have agreed to work together in their fight against ISIL in Syria.

The Turkish government lodges a civil suit with a US court against Fethullah Gulen.

Turkey’s Foreign Ministry has asked all Turkish nationals in Iraq to leave the country due to security reasons.

A new survey reveals that British patients are being denied mental health care, new hips and knees and drugs to boost their recovery from illness mainly due to the NHS growing cash crisis.

A court in Azerbaijan frees a high-profile rights campaigner in the face of rising international criticism over the country’s human rights record.

US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter has called on allies to step up fight against Daesh (ISIL) to avoid another Paris attack.

With Russia so effective in their air campaign against US-backed terrorists in Syria, a desperate US empire has stepped up aggression all over the world, an American writer says.

Iran’s foreign minister says the country’s nuclear dossier has effectively been closed at the IAEA.

The UN says more than 170,000 people have fled the conflict in Yemen.

Afghanistan and Pakistan agree to stop accusing each other for the Taliban-led violence, the Afghan foreign minister says.