BUSINESS
Oil giants shelve $200bn in new projects
Major oil and natural-gas companies around the world have shelved $200 billion of spending on new projects following the slump in crude prices.
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Saudi jets bomb allied Yemeni forces
Saudi jets mistakenly hit forces loyal to Saudi-backed fugitive former Yemeni President Abd Rabbuh Mansour Hadi, killing 12 people.
BUSINESS
Chinese stocks plunge 8.5%
Chinese stocks have fallen more than 8 percent, in the sharpest one-day plunge since 2007.
INTERVIEWS
'US war against ISIL aimed at Assad'
The US-led airstrikes against the ISIL terrorist group is aimed at removing the democratically elected government of President Bashar al-Assad.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahrain opposition figure freed from jail
Prominent Bahraini opposition figure is released after six months in prison over a Twitter post.
POLITICS
‘UK parl. computers frequent porn sites’
UK parliament computers reportedly access porn sites over 20,000 times a month.
FOREIGN POLICY
Obama blasts critics of Iran accord
President Obama blasts Republican critics of the nuclear agreement with Iran, saying their rhetoric is "ridiculous" and "sad."
MEXICO
129 bodies turn up in Mexico search
The search for 43 missing Mexican students turns up 60 mass graves and 129 bodies in the southern state of Guerrero.
FOREIGN POLICY
UK may target ISIL in Libya, Syria: PM
The British premier says the UK may go after ISIL in Libya and Syria if Britons are threatened by the terror group.
ECONOMY
Visa-free travel to Iran
Iran has revoked visa requirements for nationals of 7 countries as part of its plans to boost tourism industry in the country.
SYRIA
Syrian Kurds liberate northern town
Kurdish YPG forces retake the town of Sarrin in northern Syria from Takfiri ISIL militants.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi monarch devolves kingship
Saudi monarch devolves kingship to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef prior to heading for holiday.
POLITICS
Zarif: Iran sees ME security as own
Iran regards the security of Mideast countries as its own, says the Iranian diplomacy chief.
SYRIA
Militants kill prominent Syrian reporter
A prominent Syrian reporter has been killed by militant fire in Jobar neighborhood of Damascus.
CULTURE
Kurdish allowed in Iranian university
Iran begins to allow teaching of Kurdish language in the University of Kurdistan province.
MILITARY
US military leaders slam Iraq pullout
US military leaders say the withdrawal of American troops from Iraq paved the way for the ISIL terrorist group to seize land.
IRAQ
18 ISIL snipers slain in western Iraq
At least 18 ISIL snipers are killed during clashes with Iraqi security forces in Anbar Province.
POLITICS
Perry: Allow guns in movie theaters
Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry says free-gun zones are "a bad idea."
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