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Truck bomber wounds 70 in Afghanistan
A Taliban bomber injures more than 70 people in an attack in southern Afghanistan.

A Taliban bomber injures more than 70 people in an attack in southern Afghanistan.

At least one government trooper and one pro-Russia fighter are killed as Ukraine continues to grapple with a deadly crisis.

The United States has embraced terrorist groups like ISIL as its allies, a professor and writer says.

A massive British warship is reportedly among NATO ships in a drill near Russia.

A former UK military officer warns of gas attacks by British members of the ISIL.

Dozens of protesters arrested after the acquittal of a white police officer charged in the deaths of two African Americans appear in court in Cleveland.

Boko Haram terrorists hack 10 people to death in northeastern Nigeria, using machetes.

A number of Japanese companies have voiced their preparedness to make technical contribution to Iran's steel sector.

Iran criticizes the UN Security Council’s discriminatory and unprincipled approaches to Middle East conflicts.

Two Palestinian fishermen are shot and injured by Israeli navy forces off the northern coast of the Gaza Strip.

Former US governor Mike Huckabee says that American skepticism of the government has reached the highest peak he has ever seen.

Hezbollah and its supporters celebrate the 15th anniversary of the victory against Israel.

Hezbollah fighters recapture more highlands from militants in Qalamoun region.

London has banned EU citizens in the UK from voting in a planned referendum on Britain’s future in the EU.

Oman is set to spend $6.5bn to expand and modernize its infrastructure.

A protester has been shot dead and two others injured during a protest rally in southern part of Burundi.

A senior British judge says the UK is not bound by the European court of human rights.

The Turkish foreign minister says Ankara and Washington have agreed in "principle" to offer air protection to Syria militants.