
IRAQ
Barzani vows to take revenge for Izadis
The president of Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdistan region vows revenge for crimes against Izadis.

The president of Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdistan region vows revenge for crimes against Izadis.

A report says the US-led so-called anti-ISIL coalition has killed at least 459 civilians.

Russia criticizes US plans for delivering aid to militants in Syria, saying the move helps ISIL.

London Tube staff may go ahead with another walkout as an offer for a deal with unionists remains in limbo.

Iran has resumed gas exports to Turkey after repairs on a pipeline which was blown up in a sabotage attack on the Turkish territory last week.

Legal experts call on the Justice Department to open a criminal investigation against Hillary Clinton for mishandling sensitive government information.

The UK government is reportedly set to toughen up on undocumented migrants.

At least 10 soldiers are killed in northern Mali in an attack against their camp.

Representatives of Boeing Co will soon visit Iran to discuss rebuilding the country’s ageing aviation fleet, Transport Minister Abbas Akhoundi says.

At least three people are killed in a bomb explosion in Yemen’s southern province of Dhale.

Israeli groups increased pressure on Democratic Senator Chuck Schumer to vote against the Iran agreement.

Israeli forces clash with Palestinians in the city of Jenin in the occupied West Bank.

A senior Iranian diplomat says Tehran and Washington have no joint cooperation in the fight against ISIL.

At least six people have been injured in a boat explosion in the UK.

Saudi King Salman cuts short his controversial holiday in France.

Iran has cancelled cash handouts to another one million wealthy citizens who received the monthly allowance as part of the targeted subsidy program.

Mike Huckabee is trying to “butter up” Israeli Premier Benjamin Netanyahu to get more money from the AIPAC, says a former senator.

Afghanistan says it will keep the door open for negotiations with the Taliban and other groups.