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UN sets date for Yemen peace talks
The UN says peace talks on Yemen will begin in Geneva, Switzerland, on May 28.

The UN says peace talks on Yemen will begin in Geneva, Switzerland, on May 28.

Iran’s Naft soccer team wins against Al-Ahli of Saudi Arabia in the AFC Champions League’s round of 16.

The IMF urges the international community to act to better the situation in the besieged Gaza Strip and the occupied West Bank.

American teachers should be paid more money due to their job’s difficulties and their hardships, Susanne Posel says.

At least 18 Saudi soldiers are killed in a rocket attack on a border military base near Dhahran in southwestern Saudi Arabia.

At least five people are killed in armed clashes in southern Mexico.

Afghan forces kill 44 Taliban militants during various clean-up operations across the country.

Dozens of protesters take to the streets of Baltimore to remember Freddie Gray and to stand against police brutality.

Israel could face suspension at FIFA due to discrimination against Palestinian footballers.

A white police officer and an African-American man have been killed in the US state of Nebraska during a shooting incident , police say.

Amnesty International says Qatar has failed to deliver on promised migrant labor reforms ahead of the 2022 World Cup.

Over 25 people are killed as Saudi Arabian jets target Yemen’s Jawf province.

Saudi warplanes raid a residential area in Yemen’s northwestern Sa'ada province.

Presumed US Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush, brother of former US President George W. Bush, has criticized President Barack Obama’s Iraq policy.

In the largest demo ever held in northern Sri Lanka, protesters demand justice for a gang-raped girl.

The oldest stone tools ever are discovered in a desert in northwestern Kenya.

An American scholar says the release of US documents shows that Osama bin Laden wanted to know the truth about the September 11, 2001 attacks.

With the rise of the Global South and BRICS countries, it seems the US sees war as the only option to keep its global domination, an American journalist says.