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Chad parl. mulling anti-terror bill
Lawmakers at Chad's parliament mull a controversial anti-terror bill to counter Boko Haram terrorism.

Lawmakers at Chad's parliament mull a controversial anti-terror bill to counter Boko Haram terrorism.

A surfer is seriously injured after a shark attacks him off the coast of Australia.

Saudi Arabia conducts fresh airstrikes on areas across Yemen.

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi says Obama will have the support to be able to uphold the Iran nuclear deal if Republicans try to obstruct it.

A senior Russian official says Moscow is working to upgrade the S-300 surface-to-air missile defense system intended for Iran.

The UN General Assembly has adopted a resolution that tackles illegal smuggling of wildlife.

Turkish prosecutors open a criminal probe against the leader of pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP).

The IMF says it will not sign up to a bailout program for Greece unless both the country and its European partners reach a “comprehensive” agreement on the issue.

Iraqi security forces and warplanes kill at least 108 ISIL Takfiri terrorists in separate mop-up operations.

A new study shows that it takes longer for drought-hit vegetation to recover than previously thought.

The Obama administration has imposed sanctions on eleven more people and 15 more companies over Ukraine.

Syria’s Ambassador to the UN Bashar al-Jaafari says fighting terrorism is a priority for the Syrian government.

Two American representatives want to make a concession to the radical political element in the US over Iran accord, says a political activist.

Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump leads fellow GOP candidates in yet another poll.

Britain has removed two Iranian companies operating in the oil, gas and petrochemical sectors from its list of entities subject to asset freeze.

American journalist Jim W. Dean says money is the white blood of American politics.

Ukraine bans 10 French lawmakers from entering the country following a controversial visit to Crimea.

An Egyptian military court in the province of Assuit hands down prison sentences to nearly 30 protesters.