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Twin blasts kill 10 near Iraqi Shia mosque
At least 10 people are dead in two bomb blasts near a Shia mosque in the Iraqi capital Baghdad.

At least 10 people are dead in two bomb blasts near a Shia mosque in the Iraqi capital Baghdad.

The US would "neutralize" Daesh much faster than it was able to do with al-Qaeda, Secretary of State John Kerry says.

Yemeni people stage another demonstration to voice their outrage at the Saudi regime for its ongoing military campaign against the country.

A senior IRGC commander says the country's security forces have foiled all enemy attempts to destabilize Iran.

The United States spends most of its budget on its military and bailing out the rich, but ignores the poor, American writer and political activist Mickey Z. says.

Yemeni forces kill tens of Saudi-led forces in the central Yemeni province of Ma’rib.

New official figures show that October was the worst month for the UK public finances over the past six years.

The US will do whatever it takes to keep Russia out of the Middle East, says an analyst.

New details emerging about two main suspects in the recent Paris attacks show they did not practice Islam.

Liberia witness a resurgence of the Ebola virus.

Police in Massachusetts is investigating a hate crime against black professor at the Harvard Law School.

Jonathan Pollard, an Israeli spy who had been imprisoned in a US jail, has been released, the office of the Israeli prime minister says.

A new study says today's young Britons will be poorer than their parents' generation.

Nepal is facing a medical crisis as supplies run short due to the blockade of a crossing from India.

At least 12 Daesh terrorists are killed in an operation by Afghan forces in the eastern province of Nangarhar.

Some 160 Russian citizens have been killed while fighting for Daesh in Syria, a Russian official says.

The hostage situation at a hotel in Bamako, Mali, has come to end, leaving 21 people dead.

One of the UK's most senior police officers warns about spending cuts.