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Divided over supporting US strikes, Iranians see conflict as unavoidable
Family of slain protester say citizens feel abandoned amid scepticism over nuclear talks
Students rally in major cities as protestors burn national flag
Egyptian military has bought Turkish air defences and plans joint production of drones
As world attention shifts from their protests to possible US strikes, Iranians mark 40 days since deadliest nights of unrest
Key report on PKK dissolution stops short of offering amnesty to former militants
Ban on entry of vehicles carrying goods is delaying deliveries and pushing up shipping rates
Tehran flexes muscles in one of world's busiest oil and shipping channels as talks with US begin in Geneva
Energy exploration part of Ankara's growing influence in East Africa
The deal that ended three decades of conflict in the Caucasus promises good times for the mineral-rich exclave of Nakhchivan - previously cut off from the world but soon to benefit from an ambitious project bearing the US President's name
Syrian army soldiers immediately replace American forces at military site on border with Jordan and Iraq
US Secretary of State says logistics are still being worked out after venue shift from Turkey
US-Iran talks set for this week fail to calm fears of new war
A US military 'armada' has sailed to the region as Iran's supreme leader warns of a wider war, but can talks ease tensions?
Regional mediators have been invited to observe meeting
