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ISIL bombing kills 20 Syrian troopers
At least 20 army troopers are killed in an ISIL bomb attack in Syria’s northeastern city of Hasakah.

At least 20 army troopers are killed in an ISIL bomb attack in Syria’s northeastern city of Hasakah.

Sri Lanka’s president dissolves the parliament to set the stage for early elections in the country.

Italy beings international arbitration proceedings in its dispute with India over two Italian marines facing trial in India.

Spain increases its security alert following terrorist attacks in France and Tunisia.

Iran rejects the allegations of human rights violation raised against it in a US State Department report.

Saudi Arabia arrests a Pakistani journalist known for his opposition to the Saudi military strikes against Yemen.

A Mass funeral is held in the Pakistani commercial capital of Karachi for 50 heat wave victims.

'The conflict that Washington has created with Russia is entirely Washington’s doing,' says Paul Craig Roberts.

Swiss authorities extradite a former commander to Bosnia.

The Supreme Court has declared same-sex marriages legal across the United States.

White Americans are the biggest terror threat in the United States, a new study shows.

Greece’s creditors reportedly offer the country a five-month extension of its bailout deal in exchange for the implementation of demanded reforms.

The Tory government has already backed out on one of their manifesto pledges as they abandon funding for key railway upgrades to major lines.

The UN secretary general calls on Burundi to postpone elections after opposition parties announced boycott.

Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif says he will be going to the Austrian capital of Vienna “to secure a fair and lasting” deal with the P5+1.

The United Nations (UN) says 60,000 people are displaced in Syria's Hasakah.

Queen Elizabeth II is set to receive 42.8 million pounds from the Treasury in the 2016-2017 financial year.

Black lawmakers in the US Congress have urged a ban on the use of the Confederate flag on any government property.