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Iraq's economy has been battered by the coronavirus pandemic and the resulting oil price shock

In Iraq, Public Outrage Over Austerity Stymies Reform Plan

In Iraq, public outrage over austerity stymies reform plan

Half Year On, Activists Fear No Justice For Iran Protest Killings

The protests were sparked by a sudden fuel price hike

Half year on, activists fear no justice for Iran protest killings

Ancient Petra A Ghost Town As Pandemic Hits Jordan Tourism

Petra was once the capital of the nomadic Nabataean Arab peoples and dates back to at least 200 years BC

Ancient Petra a ghost town as pandemic hits Jordan tourism

Who Is Capt. Emily Thompson? USAF Pilot Is First Woman to Fly F-35A Fighter Into Combat

U.S. Air Force Pilot Capt. Emily Thompson became the first female pilot to fly the F-35A Lightning II into combat.

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Decades-Old Antibiotic Found To Be Effective Against Deadly Superbug In New Study

The researchers studied Rifabutin, which has been around for more than three decades, and discovered that it is highly effective against the Acinetobacter baumannii.

Former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and former Secretary of State Colin Powell

Trump Rages As Colin Powell Endorses Biden, Calls Him 'A Real Stiff'

Colin Powell: "We have a Constitution. And we have to follow that Constitution. And the president has drifted away from it.”

Gohar Dashti explores nature and its relationship to mankind through her photography

A World Redrawn: Iranian Photographer Sees Chance For Solidarity

A World Redrawn: Iranian photographer sees chance for solidarity

The 13-member OPEC and other oil producing nations such as Russia and Mexico are discussing a deal agreed in April to boost prices

OPEC, Allies Agree To Extend Deep Output Cuts Through July

The 13-member cartel and its allies, notably Russia, decided to extend by a month deep May and June cuts agreed in April to boost prices.

OPEC, Allies Meet To Discuss Output Cuts

OPEC, allies meet to discuss output cuts

A demonstrator raises a sign during a protest against the death of George Floyd who died on May 25 in Minneapolis whilst in police custody, along a street in Oakland, California on June 3

'We Want To Breathe, Too': Solidarity From Iraq

'We want to breathe, too': solidarity from Iraq

An Iraqi fighter with the Hashed al-Shaabi paramilitary force inspects the site of an attack by Islamic State group in early May 2020 in Mukaishefah, about 180 kilometers (110 miles) north of Baghdad

Pompeo Presses Nations To Fund IS Fight Despite Budget Crunch

Pompeo presses nations to fund IS fight despite budget crunch

Weak Demand Pushing Oil, Gas Toward 'Terminal Decline': Report

Weak demand pushing oil, gas toward 'terminal decline': report

Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei hits out at the United States in his first public comments since deadly weekend US air strikes on pro-Iran fighters in western Iraq

Floyd Killing Shows 'True Face' Of US: Iran's Khamenei

Floyd killing shows 'true face' of US: Iran's Khamenei

America's Unrest: Why I Am Protesting

America's unrest: why I am protesting

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George Floyd Protests: Unlikely Country Urges US To 'Stop Violence' Against Americans

President Trump has previously criticized Iran for cracking down on protesters.

Greek officials say housing must be secured on the mainland for vulnerable asylum seekers, some shown here arriving in Piraeus from the islands

Thousands Face Homelessness In Greek Refugee Relocation Push

Thousands face homelessness in Greek refugee relocation push

With demand hammered by the lockdown and producers still pumping oil, the crude market has gone into meltdown

OPEC, Russia May Extend Output Cuts To Support Crude Prices, But Timeline Uncertain

However, Saudi Arabia and Russia have not agreed on a timeline for cuts

Iranian Parliament speaker Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf (C) chairing a parliament session in the capital Tehran

Iran Says US Talks 'Futile', Denounces Black American's Death

Iran says US talks 'futile', denounces black American's death

Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf pictured after being elected as Iran's parliament speaker on May 28

Iran's New Parliament Speaker Says Talks With US 'Futile'

Iran's new parliament speaker says talks with US 'futile'

Utah Cop Fatally Shot While Responding To Domestic Violence Call

Ogden Police Chief Randy Watt mourned the fallen officer but declined to identify him. Watt just said he was a young officer who joined duty only 15 months ago.