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Istanbul deputy police chief arrested
The deputy chief of Istanbul police is arrested for allegedly shooting dead a motorcyclist in a road rage incident.

The deputy chief of Istanbul police is arrested for allegedly shooting dead a motorcyclist in a road rage incident.

A senior Iranian official says the US is using Daesh terrorists to legitimize its long-term presence in the Middle East region.

The British Broadcasting Corporation, or the BBC, has been accused of repeatedly breaching broadcast rules by showing propaganda content.

Mitch McConnell says Obama has a “great likelihood of success” to defeat Republicans over the Iran nuclear agreement.

Security forces in Bangladesh arrest three militants including a British national in connection with the death of two bloggers in the country.

Russia is to deliver to Iran the upgraded version of the S-300 missile system in the near future.

Demonstrators in Bahrain take to the streets and demand reforms and the release of all political prisoners in the country.

A commission probing into sex abuse in the Roman Catholic Church in Scotland has asked it to make a public apology over the sex abuse scandal within the church.

Iran's deputy oil minister says neighboring countries are the Islamic Republic’s top priority for developing gas trade.

Iran’s Paykan Tehran volleyball team qualifies to the third round of the 2015 Asian Men’s Club Volleyball Championship in Taiwan.

Sweden calls on hundreds of young campers returning back from an event in Japan to undergo check-ups for meningitis.

Sen. Bob Corker has said Congress should reject the Iran nuclear accord, arguing it is not in "our national interests."

A rights group says Mexico has not allowed its members to interview military personnel over a case of missing students.

Attackers seriously wound a Pakistani opposition leader in the southern port city of Karachi.

Japanese military forces launch four-day live-fire drills near Mount Fuji.

The Iraqi premier postpones a planned visit to China to address security situation and reforms at home.

Seven militants, including two commanders, are killed in airstrikes in Afghanistan, local media say.

A hack of the Internal Revenue Service first reported in May was far larger than previously reported, the agency said Monday.