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IRAN’S president says his country will not sign on to a final nuclear deal with world powers unless it is predicated on the lifting of economic sanctions imposed on Iran over the

IN an unprecedented twist, at 0.055 per cent, Switzerland has become the first government in history to sell benchmark 10-year debt at a negative interest rate.

ONE week after deadly al-Shabab attacks on a Kenyan university in Garissa, a Nairobi morgue has started to release the bodies of some of the 148 people killed.

AS MANY as four people are reported to have died after a man opened fire at the Palace of Justice in the Italian city of Milan before being arrested.

SAUDI-LED air strikes against suspected Houthi fighters in Yemen have continued for the 15th day, with intense fighting occurring in the southern city of Aden, where rockets have reportedly landed on houses.

Jeering and insults marred a civil society forum ahead of the Summit of the Americas in Panama, pitting supporters of the Cuban and Venezuelan governments against opposition figures.

Paris Saint-Germain's tempestuous striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic on Thursday received a four-match ban from Ligue 1 officials for his comments attacking France and its referees.

Hundreds of prostitutes and supporters protested Thursday in Amsterdam against plans to reinvigorate the city's famed red light district by closing some of the windows where sex workers sit to draw clients.

US President Barack Obama closed in Thursday on deciding whether to remove Cuba from a list of state sponsors of terrorism, a major hurdle in his diplomatic thaw with Havana.

The United States warned on Thursday that China's effort to expand its territory in the South China Sea by building on disputed islands was a threat to regional stability.