
TURKEY
5 killed in clashes in SE Turkey
At least five people are killed in clashes between PKK militants and Turkish security forces in southeastern Turkey.

At least five people are killed in clashes between PKK militants and Turkish security forces in southeastern Turkey.

US President Barack Obama and Saudi King Salman will meet in Washington next week to discuss the Iran deal among other issues.

Russia says the opening of a NATO training center in Georgia is another provocative step of the Western military alliance to destabilize the region.

At least four people are killed as tropical Storm Erika hits the Caribbean island of Dominica.

The head of Greece's Supreme Court is appointed as caretaker prime minster.

Another Egyptian political prisoner dies in police custody, bringing the number of such deaths to 14 this month.

At least 30 die as a boat carrying 200 migrants sinks off the coast of Libya.

Saudi Arabia’s ground troops enter Yemen’s northern territories, a military official says.

The US will be isolated on the world stage if Congress rejects the Iran accord, says US envoy to the UN.

The US is playing hardball with regard to conditions in both Ukraine and the South China Sea, says an analyst.

The United States has witnessed an average of one mass shooting per day since the beginning of the 2015.

MERS virus has killed 19 more people in the last seven days in Saudi Arabia.

The Federal Reserve has destroyed the US dollar by adopting policies that devalue the currency, says an American analyst.

Nine people are killed in fresh airstrikes by Saudi Arabia across Yemen.

Kazakhstan and the IAEA ink an accord, enabling the Asian country to host a massive enriched uranium bank.

The European Union is said to be working on a political agreement to fast-track plans for future energy deals in Iran.

Turkey says it will push ahead with training and equipping militants active in Syria.

American scholar Richard A. Falk says the Obama administration is seemingly equipping Israel with formidable weapons.