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Human rights activists in Turkey were asked to make final statements before a verdict that could see them charged them terrorism.
The new virus has killed two elderly Iranian citizens, state-run IRNA news agency reported on Wednesday.
The European Union has imposed sanctions on eight people in an effort to put pressure on Bashar Al-Assad's regime, which has displaced millions.
In recent years, Valentine's Day in the southern city of Najaf has emerged as a battleground between those who are advocates of personal freedom and the conservatives.
A US warship has seized weapons thought to be of Iranian origin.
The United Nations have revealed shocking figures of internal displacement as the Idlib offensive, led by proxy powers rages on.
A Saudi Arabian minister has said there are no plans for the crown prince to meet with Netanyahu in spite of reports suggesting normalisation drive.
A new round of violence on the southern outskirts of the Libyan capital on Thursday left civilians dead and wounded.
The slogans "Jews awaken" and "Stop assimilating" were scrawled on a mosque and another building in Jish, a small village in the Galilee just south of Israel's border with Lebanon.
Palestinians took to the streets as President Mahmoud Abbas echoed rejections of the Deal of the Century at the United Nations.
Iranians across the country are marching to remember the 1979 revolution as discontent with the government and foreign interference remains at the forefront.
Tunisia has fired its ambassador to the United Nations, with diplomatic sources saying that this was because he was excessively critical of President Donald Trump’s much-condemned plan for Israeli-Palestinian peace
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