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[16 Dec 2012] Report Nearly three quarters of Pakistani girls not in school - English

The U-N says nearly a million Palestinians are expected to need food aid in the Gaza Strip next year. About 800-thousand Palestinian refugees are currently receiving food aid from the U-N Relief and Works Agency-- UNRWA-- but the organization expects a 10 to 20 percent rise in demand in 20-14. The U-N\'s Gaza director of operations says the main reason for the increase is Egypt\'s closure of Gaza tunnels-- a measure which has deprived thousands of Palestinians of basic goods, halted construction projects, and led to job losses. The tunnels were the only lifeline for Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. The coastal enclave has been under the Israeli regime\'s blockade since 2007.

Nearly a dozen people have been killed and many more injured in a fresh attack in Pakistan\'s port city of Karachi. Officials say an explosive-laden car hit a police bus transporting over 50 personnel. All of the victims are policemen. No group has claimed responsibility for the early morning attack. Pakistan has been hit by a wave of bombings and shootings in recent months. And Karachi has been one of the major targets with insurgent groups often trying to create ethnic violence in the city. Just days ago, several people were killed after a group of gunmen threw grenades and opened fire at a religious gathering there.

[16 Dec 2014] Nearly 140 mostly children killed in Peshawar school attack - English

[08 April 2013] Palestinian prisoner released from israeli jail after nearly three decades - English

[1] The death toll from Wednesday\\\\\\\'s crackdown rises to nearly 640 in Egypt - English

Terrorist attacks in Iraq leave nearly fifty people dead. Several car bombs targeted Shia districts of the Iraqi capital Baghdad and the southern city of Hilla. The blasts come a day after over twenty people were killed in various bomb explosions in the capital. Last month, more than one thousand people lost their lives in a surge of violence. The bloodshed is largely blamed on al-Qaeda-linked militants. The government has launched an operation against the militants in the western province of Anbar.

[13 Apr 2014] 2 killed & nearly 2 dozen injured as barrage of rockets hit Idlib in Syria - English

[17 May 2014] Nearly 80 killed in clashes between Haftar loyalists, militants in Libya - English

[18 June 2014] Taliban destroys nearly 40 NATO fuel trucks near Pakistan border - English

[30 June 2014] Israeli jets carry out nearly a dozen airstrikes on Gaza strip - English

[04 July 2014] Egypt raises fuel prices by nearly 80% - English

[13 July 2014] Nearly 170 killed since Tuesday when israeli assault began - English

[17 July 2014] Kabul begins audit of nearly 8mn votes in run-off presidential election - English

[17 July 2014] Bomb attacks kill nearly a dozen in Iraqi capital of Baghdad - English

[12 Oct 2014] Nearly 2 dozen militants killed in Pakistani army\'s fresh airstrike in NW tribal belt - English

[29 Dec 2014] Nearly 2 dozen mourners dead in Taji bomb blast - English

[06 Jan 2015] Nearly 2 dozen security personnel killed in clashes, bombings in Anbar - English

[23 Feb 2015] Nearly 15,000 flee ISIL horror in Libya - English

[20 May 2015] US man wrongfully imprisoned for nearly 40 years files lawsuit against Cleveland - English

[28 May 2015] Iraqi forces kill nearly 40 terrorists east of Ramadi - English

[05 Sep 2015] Nearly 70 soldiers killed in clashes with Yemeni forces - English

Nearly 20 killed in Taliban attack on Kandahar airport

[6th June 2016] A Simple Question - UK refusal to prosecute nearly 90% of Syrian militants | Press TV English

[6th June 2016] Nearly a dozen killed as explosion hits Istanbul | Press TV English

Syrian government forces have gunned down nearly a hundred militants in a region east of the capital Damascus since Friday. According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, 96 people from the opposition front were killed during fierce clashes in the East Ghuta region. More than 50 of them were killed on Sunday alone. The monitoring group says 56 Syrian soldiers also lost their lives in the fighting. Syria has been the scene of unrest since nearly three years ago. Damascus blames some foreign countries for the ongoing conflict.

Syrian government forces have gunned down nearly a hundred militants in a region east of the capital Damascus since Friday. According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, 96 people from the opposition front were killed during fierce clashes in the East Ghuta region. More than 50 of them were killed on Sunday alone. The monitoring group says 56 Syrian soldiers also lost their lives in the fighting. Syria has been the scene of unrest since nearly three years ago. Damascus blames some foreign countries for the ongoing conflict.

Several car bombs targeted Shia districts of the Iraqi capital Baghdad and the southern city of Hilla. The blasts come a day after over twenty people were killed in various bomb explosions in the capital. Last month, more than one thousand people lost their lives in a surge of violence. The bloodshed is largely blamed on al-Qaeda-linked militants. The government has launched an operation against the militants in the western province of Anbar.