'Iran to keep boosting missile might despite new US sanctions'
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- Iran says it will not give up its legitimate and legal right to strengthen its deterrence and national security after new US sanctions over Tehran’s missile program.
- Reports say the Syrian army and its allied forces have entered the city of Palmyra in the central Homs province as they continue to drive back Daesh terrorists.
- Amnesty International condemns the killing of a wounded Palestinian by Israeli soldiers saying the shooting must be treated as a potential war crime.
- EU justice and interior ministers agree to speed up plans to share strategic intelligence data following bomb attacks in the Belgian capital this week.
- French students clash with police in Paris in protest against government-proposed labor reforms.
Nearly 200 migrants deported from US, all men, arrive in Venezuela
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Activists in Mexico rally against incoming Trump's anti-immigration policies
China's oil imports from Iran surge despite US sanctions: Report
Official: Iran has surpassed West's 'arbitrary' redlines on nuclear tech
Mostly women, children killed as Israel expands Gaza onslaught
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Israeli report: Only 25% of Hamas tunnels destroyed after months of war
US bans Arab states from supporting Lebanon, Syria reconstruction: Report
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