
POLITICS
Iran urges return of Afghan refugees
An Iranian deputy foreign minister urges Afghan refugees to return to their country voluntarily.

An Iranian deputy foreign minister urges Afghan refugees to return to their country voluntarily.

European Union ministers are to hold an emergency meeting over the refugee crisis.

Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani says the Israeli regime has been founded and continues to survive on terrorism.

Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif sets off for Tunisia for talks.

Boko Haram militants reportedly kill 56 villagers in Nigeria’s northeastern state of Borno.

A prominent industrial union in the US has endorsed the international movement of Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions.

The powers that be stage false flag shootings in the United States in order to push for gun control laws, an American researcher in Chaska, Minnesota says.

Hungary slams France for its “groundless” judgment on its anti-refugee border barricade.

A journalist in China confesses to causing a stock market crash.

WikiLeaks Assange says he advised NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden to seek asylum in Russia.

Three Syrian children alongside their families have disappeared overnight from a hospital in Austria.

Daesh Takfiri terrorists reportedly blow up parts of the ancient temple of Bel in Syria’s Palmyra.

A court in Iran sentences two people to 10 years in prison each over espionage charges.

Egypt had sentenced 9 political activists of the Muslim Brotherhood to life behind bars.

A boy and several others were killed in southeastern Turkey as deadly conflict between Turkish forces and PKK continues.

Republican US presidential candidate Marco Rubio has called Russian President Vladimir Putin a “gangster” and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un a “lunatic.”

Prominent neuroscientist Oliver Sacks dies at the age of 82 due to liver cancer.

The elders of an Indian village have ordered two sisters to be gang-raped and paraded around the village naked over their brother’s crimes.