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Yemen forces hit Saudi troops in Ma’rib
Yemeni army forces and allied popular committees target Saudi forces with rockets in central Yemen.

Yemeni army forces and allied popular committees target Saudi forces with rockets in central Yemen.

New report says UN has missed its goal for considerably cutting the global infant mortality rate.

Korea Electric Power Corporation, better known as KEPCO, has voiced its preparedness to build a 1,000 megawatt power plant in southeastern Iran.

Former Guatemalan President Otto Perez Molina is indicted on corruption charges.

The Egyptian army says it has killed 56 Daesh militants in the Sinai Peninsula.

The president of Austria’s Federal of Economic Chamber says 15 cooperation agreements have been signed between Iranian and Austrian officials.

Hillary Clinton acknowledged on Tuesday that her use of a private email server while she was secretary of state was a “mistake.”

Australia will take an extra 12,000 asylum seekers from Syria and Iraq, Prime Minister Tony Abbott says.

Amnesty International slams the European states over mishandling of ongoing refugee crisis in the continent.

Nigeria's military says it has arrested a number people apparently carrying fuel and drugs for Boko Haram Takfiri militants.

An outbound British Airways plane has caught fire at the Las Vegas airport, injuring 14 people.

Kerry speaks to Netanyahu as the Obama administration secures enough votes to block a Senate resolution against the Iran nuclear deal.

Republican governors have vowed to take measures to keep state sanctions against Iran in place

A massive sandstorm has hit large swaths of the Middle East, killing at least 8 people and causing respiratory problems for hundreds.

Nationalist demonstrators attack the headquarters of the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) in Ankara.

America should pursue its plans in the Arctic Ocean instead of raising alarm about Russian activities there, a US foreign policy analyst says.

A Hungarian camera operator has been filmed kicking refugee children and tripping up an asylum seeker at the border.

The EU and US agree on a deal that allows the bloc’s citizens to sue Washington in case their personal information is misused.