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'Clinton loses Iowa to Bernie Sanders'
Democratic hopeful Bernie Sanders has overtaken the former US secretary of state Hillary Clinton, this time in US state of Iowa, new poll suggests.

Democratic hopeful Bernie Sanders has overtaken the former US secretary of state Hillary Clinton, this time in US state of Iowa, new poll suggests.

Voting ends in the hotly contested leadership race for Britain's main opposition Labour party.

Russia's foreign minister says Moscow will continue helping Damascus to avoid the repetition of the Libyan scenario in Syria.

The British prime minister has accepted an invitation to dress European Parliament on his planned referendum.

The investigation results regarding Fox Lake Lt. Joseph Gliniewicz's killing are still uncertain.

Foreign central banks are worried over growing signs of the possible plunge of the Chinese economy into deflation.

India and Pakistan hold talks on deadly clashes at the borders and numerous truce violations there.

Hungarian police say they captured a record 3,321 refugees on Wednesday.

British police have arrested a former pop mugal, Jonathan King, along with two others over historic child sex abuse allegations.

Bahrain's opposition al-Wefaq calls on the Manama regime to release hundreds of student prisoners.

The leader of Turkey’s Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP) may face prosecution on charges of insulting Erdogan and inciting violence.

Iran’s national volleyball team defeats Venezuela in straight sets at the 2014 FIVB Volleyball World Cup in Japan.

Taiwan stages a live-fire anti-landing drill simulating a potential confrontation with China.

Saudi Arabia continues its deadly aggression against the Yemenis, killing several civilians, including beekeepers.

Moody’s says the removal of sanctions against Iran will eventually lead to a significant growth in Iran’s banking sector.

At least one police officer is killed and two others are injured in a PKK attack in Turkey's eastern province of Tunceli.

The US Justice Department aims to seek liability from corporate executives rather than their corporations and employees.

Daesh militants in Afghanistan are operating prisons in the country's east, officials say.