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Saudi strikes on Yemen kill 13 more
At least 13 people are killed in new Saudi airstrikes across Yemen after a UN-sponsored truce.

At least 13 people are killed in new Saudi airstrikes across Yemen after a UN-sponsored truce.

Dylann Roof should not have been able to purchase the gun used in the massacre at a black church in Charleston, South Carolina, the FBI says.

Burundi announces the postponement of its upcoming presidential elections to July 21, almost a week later than the original date.

A powerful bomb blast kills three people in southern Afghan city of Kandahar.

A senior Iranian commander says enemies dare not endanger the country’s border.

Officials in Tehran say India will finance exporting about 150,000 tons of standard rail tracks to Iran.

The Palestinian resistance movement, Hamas, says will hold no prisoner swap talks with Israel unless Tel Aviv releases rearrested Palestinians.

Flights to and from the international airport in Bali resume after an volcanic ash cloud grounding the flights clears away.

Iran smashes a terrorist group in the southeast of the country.

The CIA is a "rogue organization" that routinely violates international law and the US Constitution, an international lawyer in Indonesia says.

David Cameron is under pressure to hold an inquiry into the actions of GCHQ after it emerged they illegally spied on the human rights organisation Amnesty international.

North Korea reportedly names a four-star general as the country’s new defense minister.

Serbia's prime minister flees from booing crowds at a memorial held for Srebrenica victims.

Iran’s Day Bank has officially joined the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT).

The UN warns that the Ukrainian conflict has endangered the lives of five million people who are in urgent need of humanitarian aid.

Speculations are high that Iran's economic growth will increase by two percent in the first year after the removal of sanctions.

At least 14 people are killed in a bomb attack at a market in Chad’s capital.

Pressure Group, Labour First is urging supporters not to vote for Jeremy Corbyn.