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NYPD tightens security over Paris attacks
The New York City Police Department has stepped up security around New York City on Friday following the deadly attacks in Paris.

The New York City Police Department has stepped up security around New York City on Friday following the deadly attacks in Paris.

Russia expresses readiness to cooperate closely with Lebanon in countering the Takfiri Daesh terrorists.

The Amnesty International has strongly condemned the recent Daesh terrorist attack that killed over 40 people in the Lebanese capital Beirut.

A White House Secret Service agent has been arrested for allegedly sending nude photographs of himself to someone he thought to be a 14-year-old girl.

More than 120 people are killed in gunfire and explosions in the French capital Paris.

Israel entirely depends on the United States in terms of financial support Tel Aviv needs for pursuing its military purposes, says an analyst.

Italian police clash with students and teachers protesting against education reforms.

Lebanon’s former President Emile Lahoud says all the Arab country's troubles started since the creation of Israel in 1948.

A Ukrainian helicopter crashes in eastern Slovakia, leaving six people dead, the Slovak Interior Ministry says.

The Bush administration repeatedly ignored warnings by the CIA about the 9/11 terror attacks, a new report reveals.

Russian President Vladimir Putin plans to make his first visit to Iran since 2007 later this month.

Clashes between Turkish forces and militants leave 14 dead in southern Turkey.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says there is no link between JCPOA and Iran’s ties with the US.

The US backing of an EU decision against Israel shows the Zionist regime is losing its hold over US policy makers, an American political analyst says.

Thousands attend the funeral ceremony held for victims of south Beirut twin bombings.

African American college students complain of a subtle and prevalent form of racism on campuses across the US.

German police find the bodies of 'probably seven' babies in an apartment in the southern state of Bavaria.

The US is pursuing a policy of global brinksmanship in an attempt to maintain its economic and political hegemony, American academic Dennis Etler says.