
FOREIGN POLICY
AIPAC starts all-out war on Iran accord
AIPAC, the main Israeli lobbying group in the United States, has launched a ferocious campaign to kill the Iran nuclear agreement, reports say.

AIPAC, the main Israeli lobbying group in the United States, has launched a ferocious campaign to kill the Iran nuclear agreement, reports say.

Tunisia extends a state of emergency it imposed following a terror attack on foreign tourists last month.

A number on a plane part found in the Indian Ocean shows it belongs to a Boeing 777, Malaysian officials say.

Technical talks on a potential third bailout for Greece are followed by high-level negotiations.

Palestinian factions voice outrage at the recent death of a Palestinian infant in an arson attack by Israeli settlers.

Royal Dutch Shell and Italy’s largest oil producer Eni say they are looking to return to projects in Iran’s upstream oil and gas sectors.

Australia says the latest discovery of plane wreckage would not solve the mystery behind MH370 disappearance.

Russia may soften restrictions for dairy supplies from India, a watchdog says.

Egyptian security forces arrest 79 Muslim Brotherhood members and supporters across the country.

Armed men at a checkpoint in Libya have ‘detained’ four Indian teachers working in the North African country.

A black man killed by police in Virginia on July 4 had been shot in the head, according to the autopsy report.

Over 160 people are killed in shelling attacks by Ukrainian army troops in the eastern Donetsk region in six months, pro-Russian officials say.

Gunmen open fire at an election campaign rally in the Sri Lanka, killing a woman and wounding 12.

A woman blows herself up in a big market in Nigeria's northeastern city of Maiduguri.

At least four civilians are killed as Saudi warplanes conduct a new round of attacks on Yemen's Sa’ada Province.

Israel and its supporters in the United States are the primary impediments to global stability, an analyst says.

Iran’s Civil Aviation Organization (CAO) has denied reports that the country planned to furnish its fleet with passenger planes from Russia after the removal of sanctions.

The humanitarian situation is deteriorating in two Shia villages in Syria’s Idlib Province.