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Italian police overrun on 24 Mafia families
Italy on Tuesday launched a crackdown on organized crime in the south of the country, deploying more than a thousand police in a hunt for members of the 'Ndrangheta mafia, local media said
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Cholera killed 1587 people
he international committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said that 1587 Yemenis died of cholera since April
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N.Korea fires missile into Japanese water
North Korea tested a mid-range ballistic missile Tuesday, according to military officials in South Korea
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Qatar rejects demands of four Arab countries
Qatar foreign minister vowed that his country will reject the 13 demands made by four Arab countries to resume its diplomatic relations with Qatar
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9th summit of “Islamic Radio and TV union” was held
The 9th session of the General Assembly of the Islamic Television and the Radio Union was held Sunday with the participation of Islamic TV and radio representatives in Mashhad
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Russia gets preparation for “Armageddon” Battle!
US intelligence sources claim that Moscow is preparing itself for the battle of Armageddon (the end of the world war)
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Iraqi army finished with ISIS in Mosul
As Iraqi army took the control of Mosul’s Al-Nuri mosque – where Abu Bakr Albaghdadi had proclaimed caliphate – state TV said that Daesh has been wiped out in Mosul
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NATO agrees to increase troop levels in Afghanistan: Stoltenberg
NATO's chief says allies have agreed to send more troops to Afghanistan, to help train and work alongside the country's security forces
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Russia will Respond to ‘preemptive US intervention’ in Syria: Lavrove
Russia will respond “in proportion” if the United States takes military action to prevent what it says could be a chemical attack by Syrian government forces, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Wednesday
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Afghans who helped U.S. forces to get more visas
The U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee on June 28 approved 4,000 more visas for Afghans who work for U.S. forces as interpreters or support staff.
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