
FOREIGN POLICY
Obama dares Netanyahu on Iran
President Obama says the Israeli prime minister has failed to present a better alternative to the nuclear agreement with Iran.

President Obama says the Israeli prime minister has failed to present a better alternative to the nuclear agreement with Iran.

Dozens of Saudi soldiers are killed as Yemeni forces shell a military camp in Najran.

Nearly 50 Daesh terrorists are killed during Iraqi army airstrikes in the country’s northern province of Salahuddin.

Militants stage a bomb attack near a traffic post in Cairo, wounding four policemen.

A campaign group promoting Iran's image says the British police should have expressed regret over an attack on their van in London.

Syria keeps pounding the positions of foreign militants west and north of the country.

Donald Trump maintains his lead among Republican candidates despite his repeated attacks on Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly, an online poll shows.

Iran and Spain have signed an agreement on technical cooperation on designing and manufacturing equipment related to solar energy systems and other renewable energies.

Lebanon is to install a bust of martyred Iranian commander Mostafa Chamran in the capital Beirut.

A car bomb attack by the terrorist Daesh group kills nine people and wounded dozens in Libya's eastern coastal city of Derna.

Two people are stabbed to death in knife attack at an Ikea store in central Swedish town of Vasteras.

Israeli officials put in place a ban preventing five Palestinians from entering the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied al-Quds for up to 90 days.

The Detroit Institute of Arts will display a collection of artworks from the ancient Middle Eastern empires.

Police officers shot and critically injured a black man during protests on the first anniversary of Michael Brown's death.

The UK has slammed Spain over the “violation” of British territory in Gibraltar.

A senior commander of the Kurdish Peshmerga forces rejects as illegitimate the presence of the PKK fighters in Kurdistan region.

Afghan President Ashraf Ghani blames Islamabad for the recent deadly terrorist attacks in Kabul.

A landmine explosion in southeastern Turkey kills four police officers and seriously wounds another.