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Japan ready to shot down N.K’s missile heading toward U.S territory
Japan could strike down North Korean missiles fired toward the US’s Guam island if they passed over the Japanese territory, Japan's Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera said
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Why Arabia, read Taliban as ‘terrorist’?
The Saudi ambassador in Kabul expressed words that after some calculation, the real and logical relations can be obtained
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North Korea threatens U.S with missile strike on Guam
North Korea has said it is weighing a preemptive missile strikes on the US Pacific territory of Guam
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U.N Security Council passes new sanctions on N.K amid missile tests
After a month of deliberations and negotiations, the Security Council on Saturday passed a resolution that would slash about $1 billion off North Korea’s annual foreign revenue
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Netanyahu must be brought down
Thousands of Israeli citizens have gathered in front of the House of “Avichai Mandelblit” the Israel Attorney General in Tel Aviv, calling for investigation and prosecution of Benjamin Netanyahu
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Trump calls Bargam deal “Foolish”
The U.S president Donald Trump in a telephone call with the Italian PM said: “Bargam agreement was “silly” and it does not have any profit
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Selection Process for Mustafa (pbuh) Prize Nominee reached its final stage
Seventh summit of policy-making council of the Mustafa (pbuh) Prize aimed at finalizing the selection of second round laureates was held on 1 August, MSTF Media reported
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Trump proposed firing Top army commander
U.S. President Donald Trump recently proposed firing the top U.S. Army commander in Afghanistan out of frustration that the war against the Taliban there remains stalemated
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Mortars hit Russian embassy in Damascus
Russia's Embassy in Syria's capital of Damascus came under mortar fire by terrorists on Wednesday, according to the Russian Foreign Ministry
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250,000 refugees return to Mosul
About 250,000 displaced people returned to their homes in Mosul, the Iraqi embassy vowed
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