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He did not give any secret documents to Russia, China: Snowden

MOSCOW: Former US National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden has denied media reports that he gave US secret documents to Russia and China. "I never...

Obama orders review of US aid to Egypt

WASHINGTON: US President Barack Obama has ordered Pentagon to review the US government’s assistance to Egypt’s government. "Given the events of last week, the President...

Egypt orders arrest of Brotherhood chief over deadly clashes

CAIRO: Egypt's prosecutor general has ordered the arrest of Muslim Brotherhood leaders including the supreme leader of the group, Muhammed Badie, on charges of...

Talks between North, South Korea end on factories with no breakthrough

SEOUL: Talks between North and South Korea aimed at restarting a stalled inter-Korean factory park ended on Wednesday with no breakthrough. However, both sides agreed...

Landslide buries up to 40 people in southwest China

BEIJING: A landslide caused by heavy rain took place in southwest China's Sichuan Province on Wednesday that left between 30 and 40 people buried,...

Russia accuses Syrian rebels of using chemical weapons

MOSCOW: Russia has accused Syrian rebels of using chemical weapons in a northern town of Khan al-Assal near Aleppo in March this year. Russia's UN...

Egypt’s National Salvation Front rejects Mansour’s decree

CAIRO: Egypt's largest opposition coalition, the National Salvation Front (NSF), has rejected a constitutional decree issued by interim President Adli Mansour. Egypt's interim President Adli...

Hazem el-Biblawi named Egypt’s prime minister

CAIRO: A prominent economist Hazem el-Biblawi has been named Egypt's prime minister and former UN nuclear agency chief Mohamed ElBaradei has been named vice...

Edward Snowden accepts political asylum in Venezuela: top lawmaker

MOSCOW: US whistleblower Edward Snowden, who has been holed up in a Moscow airport for more than two weeks, has accepted an offer of...

US trying to hide Osama bin Laden raid files

WASHINGTON: The United States government is reportedly moving to hide files about the military’s suspected raid on al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in 2011. “The...

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