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Turkey ‘increases’ forces along Syria border ahead of potential incursion

Turkey reportedly reinforces army units at its border with northern Syria in order to launch a cross-border incursion against US-sponsored, Kurdish-led militants in the region.

Iran minister rules out September derailment was terrorism

Iran’s transportation minister says there was no terrorism motive in September derailment incident.

Key Republican senators break with Trump over probing Biden

Trump’s bizarre calls on foreign governments to investigate possible corruption by Biden and his son has alienated some of the key members of his party.

Thousands protest government’s peace plan in Ukraine

Thousands of protesters rally in Kiev to protest a government peace plan that would grant broader autonomy to self-proclaimed regions in the east.

North Korea sets deadline for US to end hostilities or forgo talks

North Korea says it has “no desire” to continue negotiations with the United States until Washington takes “practical” steps to end hostilities.

Europeans in no position to quit nuclear deal: Iran FM

Foreign Minister Zarif says Europeans are in no position to pull out of the JCPOA.

Four killed, five injured in Kansas City mass shooting

Four people are killed and five others wounded in a shooting at a Kansas City bar, police and local media report.

Natural landscapes across China wow visitors during National Day holiday

Magnificent natural landscapes attracted visitors across China to enjoy diverse autumn views during the National Day holiday.

Iran replaces China’s CNPC with Iranian company in South Pars: Minister

Iran’s Petro Pars takes over at South Pars as China’s CNPC pulls out of development project for phase 11.

Iraqi government vows to carry out series of planned reforms

The Iraqi government pledges to carry out more than a dozen planned reforms days after the onset of protests.

More steps to scale back Iran’s nuclear commitments in offing: AEOI

Tehran says it will reverse the decision if the other parties take action to save the nuclear deal.

Are we on the verge of extinction?

For years, scientists have warned about the negative impacts of rising temperatures on human life.

Turkey summons US diplomat over embassy’s ‘liking’ Gulenist tweet

The Twitter note was posted by a fugitive member of the movement led by Fethullah Gulen.

Jordanian teachers secure pay raise, end strike

Jordanian teachers end a month-long strike after reaching an agreement with the government for a rise in salaries.

Boris Johnson ‘will dare the Queen to SACK him’

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is prepared to challenge Queen Elizabeth II to dismiss him rather than resign as he attempts to push through Brexit by the Oct. 31 deadline.

Tunisians casting ballots in parliamentary elections

Millions of people are taking to the polls in parliamentary elections in Tunisia, the third such vote since the 2011 revolution that ended dictatorship in the North African country.

US government research in crisis

Trump told May he doubted Russia was involved in Skripal case

US President Trump reportedly told former British primer May he was doubtful whether Russia was behind the nerve agent attack on a former Russian spy in England.

Hong Kong’s top court rejects complaint against ban on masks

A complaint by opposition lawmakers in Hong Kong against a government ban on protesters wearing face masks is rejected by the city’s High Court.

China, North Korea hail ‘long-term, invincible’ friendship

The leaders of China and North Korea vow to expand bilateral ties as their countries celebrate 70 years of diplomatic relations.

Trump takes aim at supposed second whistleblower

President Trump has criticized a second unnamed intelligence official who is reportedly considering filing a whistleblower complaint against him.

Bundesliga: Bayern Munich 1-2 Hoffenheim

Bayern Munich have suffered their first Bundesliga defeat of the season, going down 2-1 against Hoffenheim.

Ecuador arrests 370 people in anti-austerity protests

Ecuadorian protesters halted transport, barricaded streets and clashed with police for a second day on Friday (October 4) as almost 370 people were jailed over unrest triggered by President Lenin Moreno’s scrapping of fuel subsidies.

Russian deputy prime minister in Venezuela to support Maduro

Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Borisov was in Caracas on Saturday to underline Moscow’s support for Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro that has helped him stay in power despite intense Western pressure to quit.

US ‘peace envoy’ meets Taliban counterparts for first time since failed deal

US peace envoy meets Taliban negotiators for the first time since breaking off of talks.