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U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson. Photo: AP

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State Dept: US Engaged With Iraqi, Kurdish Authorities to De-escalate Tensions in Kirkuk

2017/10/15

KRG Representative Bayan Sami Abdul Rahman. Photo: The Globe Post

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Kurdistan Representative: Int’l Community Should Help De-escalate Tensions Over Kirkuk

2017/10/13

Rohingya refugees have been forced to flee Myanmar for neighboring Bangladesh

World

Over Thousand Rohingya Children Arrive in Bangladesh Alone

2017/10/13

A general view of the U.S. Consulate in Istanbul's Sariyer district.

National

US Demands Turkey Release Evidence Explaining Arrest of Consular Staff

2017/10/12

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US Withdraws From UNESCO Citing Anti-Israel Bias

2017/10/12

World

Pakistani Troops Free 5 Foreigners Held by Haqqani Network for 5 Years

2017/10/12

Rohingya muslims flee violence in Rakhine state in Myanmar. Photo: Reuters

World

NGO: Fewer Than 20% of Rohingya Refugees Received Food Aid

2017/10/11

Kurdistan voted to become independent in last week's referendum.

World

Iraqi Court Warrants Arrest of Kurdish Independence Vote Supervisors

2017/10/11

A group of Rohingya refugees walk on the muddy road after travelling over the Bangladesh-Myanmar border in Teknaf, Bangladesh. Photo: Reuters

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Some 10,000 Rohingya Refugees Cross into Bangladesh on Monday

2017/10/09

S-400, Russia sanctions, US Senator, Turkey

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Cavusoglu: Turkey May Annul S-400 Deal With Russia Without Technology Transfer

2017/10/09

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US Suspends Issuing Non-Immigrant Visas in Turkey

2017/10/08

In a military parade, North Korea displays its missiles and military arsenal in a show of force to the world.

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Russian Lawmaker: North Korea May Test Long-Range Missile ‘Soon’

2017/10/06

Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir in Darfur on Sept. 22, 2017. Photo: Ashraf Shazly, AFP, Getty Images

National

US Revokes Sanctions Against Sudan Due to Khartoum’s Positive Actions

2017/10/06

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UN: Afghanistan Recorded Highest Number of Child Casualties in 2016

2017/10/06

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Trump Teases ‘Storm’ at Dinner With Military Commanders

2017/10/05

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Trump: Iran Has Not Lived Up to ‘Spirit’ of Nuclear Deal

2017/10/05

Syrian men carrying babies make their way through the rubble of destroyed buildings following a reported air strike on Aleppo, on September 11, 2016. Photo: Ameer al-Halbi, AFP

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UN ‘Appalled’ by High Number of Civilian Casualties in Syria Due to Strikes

2017/10/05

World

French President Macron Offers to Mediate Between Baghdad and Erbil

2017/10/05

Iranian Foreign Minister and foreign ministers of major world powers stand for a photo after reaching a historic nuclear deal in 2015 that dropped sanctions in exchange for IAEA monitoring

National

Mattis: Remaining in Iran Nuclear Deal in US Interests

2017/10/03

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U.S. Orders 15 Cuban Diplomats to Depart Washington

2017/10/03

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Anna Varfolomeeva

State Dept: US Engaged With Iraqi, Kurdish Authorities to De-escalate Tensions in Kirkuk

Kurdistan Representative: Int’l Community Should Help De-escalate Tensions Over Kirkuk

Over Thousand Rohingya Children Arrive in Bangladesh Alone

US Demands Turkey Release Evidence Explaining Arrest of Consular Staff

US Withdraws From UNESCO Citing Anti-Israel Bias

Pakistani Troops Free 5 Foreigners Held by Haqqani Network for 5 Years

NGO: Fewer Than 20% of Rohingya Refugees Received Food Aid

Iraqi Court Warrants Arrest of Kurdish Independence Vote Supervisors

Some 10,000 Rohingya Refugees Cross into Bangladesh on Monday

Cavusoglu: Turkey May Annul S-400 Deal With Russia Without Technology Transfer

US Suspends Issuing Non-Immigrant Visas in Turkey

Russian Lawmaker: North Korea May Test Long-Range Missile ‘Soon’

US Revokes Sanctions Against Sudan Due to Khartoum’s Positive Actions

UN: Afghanistan Recorded Highest Number of Child Casualties in 2016

Trump Teases ‘Storm’ at Dinner With Military Commanders

Trump: Iran Has Not Lived Up to ‘Spirit’ of Nuclear Deal

UN ‘Appalled’ by High Number of Civilian Casualties in Syria Due to Strikes

French President Macron Offers to Mediate Between Baghdad and Erbil

Mattis: Remaining in Iran Nuclear Deal in US Interests

U.S. Orders 15 Cuban Diplomats to Depart Washington

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