26 killed in suicide attack in Kabul
At least 26 people were killed in suicide bomb attacks in Afghanistan's capital Kabul.
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At least 26 people were killed in suicide bomb attacks in Afghanistan's capital Kabul.
The Israeli army officially acknowledged the responsibility of destroying a suspected nuclear reactor in 2007 by air strikes.
Myanmar President Tin Tzio resigned. The announcement was made from the presidential office on Wednesday.
At least eight people died in ethnic conflict in Mali on Monday. The casualties were caused when violence spread in the country's southeastern desert.
Prince Saudi Arabia's successor, Saudi Arabia, is sitting in a meeting with US President Donald Trump Tuesday (March 20, 2018) tomorrow.
By 2050, more than 500 million people in the world suffer from water crisis.
South Korean Foreign Minister Kim Jong Un pledged his country's commitment to nuclear disarmament.
China's President Xi Jinping warned of taking stringent measures when Taiwanese government tried to isolate.
One person was injured when a parcel bomb exploded in a warehouse in the courier service firm FedEx near San Antonio, Texas, USA.
The United States will be forced to take a unilateral action into Pakistan's soil if it does not take strict anti-terrorism measures against terrorists.
Vladimir Putin, who is going to Russia for six years, is going to re-energize Russia's six-year presidential election.
Following the deaths of three, the state of emergency in Sri Lanka has been lifted from March 4.