Iran’s president says Tehran watches U.S. closely, but won’t start conflict
Dubai (Reuters) – Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Saturday that Tehran was closely following U.S. activities, but would never
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Saudi Arabia partially lifts curfew across all regions except Makkah
Riyadh – Saudi Arabia on Sunday has announced partial lifting of the curfew across all the regions between 9 a.m.
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World leaders launch plan to speed COVID-19 drugs, vaccine; U.S. stays away
Geneva (Reuters) – World leaders pledged on Friday to accelerate work on tests, drugs and vaccines against COVID-19 and to
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Iran’s ballistic missile launch ‘of significant concern’ – Britain
London (Reuters) – Britain said on Friday Iran’s launch of a military satellite using ballistic missile technology this week was
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‘We refuse to die in jail’: Argentine inmates set fire to prison in coronavirus protest
Buenos Aires (Reuters) – Inmates at an Argentine prison in Buenos Aires set fire to mattresses and protested on the
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Domestic violence reports rise by a third in locked-down London, police say
London (Reuters) – Reports of domestic violence in London have risen by a third in the last six weeks, police
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Gunman started Canada’s worst mass shooting after his girlfriend fled
Toronto (Reuters) – The gunman in Canada’s worst ever mass shooting began the weekend rampage that ultimately killed 22 people
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Rouhani urges Iran military to seek regional stability, remain vigilant
Dubai (Reuters) – President Hassan Rouhani called on Iran’s armed forces on Friday to seek regional stability while maintaining vigilance
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Britain nears grim milestone of 20,000 coronavirus hospital deaths
London (Reuters) – Close to 20,000 people have died in hospital in the United Kingdom after testing positive for the
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As U.S. coronavirus death toll tops 50,000, handful of states edge toward reopening
Atlanta (Reuters) – With the U.S. coronavirus death toll topping 50,000, Georgia, Oklahoma and a handful of other states took
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