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Campaign urges NSA staff to quit
A new campaign has kicked off to urge US and UK spies to quit their jobs.

A new campaign has kicked off to urge US and UK spies to quit their jobs.

The US “ignores” the West’s impact in creating an “unnecessary” crisis in Syria, says a former American intelligence linguist.

The Daesh terrorist group bans gatherings of more than three people in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul.

The Iranian president says reopening of Iran and Britain’s respective embassies is a starting point for better relations between the countries.

A 14-year-old Texan boy has been indicted for first degree murder after his mother was found dead.

The UN chief hopes the "solidarity" the world powers showed to reach a nuclear agreement with Iran can be used to resolve conflicts in the world.

The bodies of Iranian victims of a crush in Saudi Arabia's Mina will be returned home on Tuesday.

Senior British lawyers describe Turkey's measures to silence dissenting voices as “human rights violations”.

A new poll shows US Vice President Joe Biden will make the most popular presidential candidate if enters the race.

French President Francois Hollande says Iran and Russia must be part of a resolution to the crisis in Syria.

Kevin McCarthy announces his candidacy for House speaker as John Boehner is set to resign.

The first group of Iranian pilgrims return to Tehran after deadly Mina incident.

Indian refineries are expected to pay Iran $700 million on Wednesday as part of the plans to clear their outstanding oil dues.

US Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump is calling for an overhaul of the country's tax code.

Russia's president says it is a big mistake not to cooperate with the Syrian military.

Dozens of people are feared drowned after an overcrowded riverboat capsizes in India’s northeastern state of Assam.

Pope Francis says Church officials who hid child abuse cases committed by priests 'are guilty'.

The United States and its allies have been the main source of violent conflicts around the world, a former US Senate candidate says.