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UN to discuss ‘intolerable abuses’ in Iraq

UN to discuss ‘intolerable abuses’ in Iraq

In late July, Mosul was emptied of its Christian minority for the first time in more than 1,800 years.

Snowden gets 3 more years of residency in Russia

Snowden gets 3 more years of residency in Russia

The US has said Snowden has harmed its national security.

Brazil to increase Russia meat exports after US sanctions

Brazil to increase Russia meat exports after US sanctions

Putin has signed a decree banning certain food imports from countries that have sanctioned Russia over the Ukraine crisis.

China objects to Obama jab over African ties

China objects to Obama jab over African ties

Obama had on Wednesday claimed the US would be a better partner for Africa than China.

China allocates 2.2 bn yuan for quake relief

China allocates 2.2 bn yuan for quake relief

Nearly 600 people have been killed by 6.5-magnitude earthquake that struck Ludian County on August 6.

Obama: Rapid response unit needed in Africa

Obama: Rapid response unit needed in Africa

The US will provide additional equipment to African peacekeepers in Somalia and the Central African Republic, the president said.

Russia bans food imports from sanctioning countries

Russia bans food imports from sanctioning countries

The government is already working on the list of goods that would be banned.

Obama looks for ‘partnership’ with Africa

Obama looks for ‘partnership’ with Africa

Obama discussed $33 billion in public and private commitments to help develop the "new Africa that's emerging".

168000 Ukraine refugees in Russia: UN

168000 Ukraine refugees in Russia: UN

At least 1129 people have been killed and 3442 others wounded in the Ukraine crisis, says new UN figures.

India Commerce Minister explains WTO stand

New Delhi has said developed nations were unwilling to engage on the issue of food security.