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Saudi attacks ‘disrupt education in Yemen’
The UNICEF says 1.8 million children in Yemen are out of education as a result of Saudi attacks.
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SOCIETY
UK charity raised concern before arrests
Concerns for a girl that was being abused were raised by the charity Barnardo's several years before any arrests were made with the charity claiming that insufficient action was taken.
SPORTS
Iranian wrestlers win 4 medals in Poland
Iranian freestyle wrestlers collect four medals at Poland Open, Ziolkowski & Pytlasinski 2015.
POLITICS
Cooper angry at Labour campaign
Yvette Cooper has said the Labour leadership battle is at risk of going back to the 1950's with the female candidates being treated in a manner where they are seen as unable to be the leader.
ECONOMY
Iran unveils $29 billion mining projects
Iran has introduced $29 billion worth of mining projects to a trade and investment conference held with the EU in Vienna to discuss post-sanction opportunities for cooperation.
NORTH AFRICA
Tunisia MPs adopt anti-terrorism law
Tunisia's parliament approves a new anti-terrorism law that seeks to counter growing extremism in the country.
FOREIGN POLICY
Obama says Africa is on the move
US President Barack Obama has said that “Africa is on the move,” extolling the spirit of entrepreneurship during a summit in Kenya.
SAUDI ARABIA
US selling Riyadh missiles amid Yemen war
The Pentagon awards arms maker Raytheon a contract to provide Saudi Arabia with 355 air-to-ground missiles.
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Plight of Yemen civilians alarming: ICRC
Red Cross voices concern about civilian suffering in Yemen amid the Saudi military aggression.
MILITARY
UK soldier dies of Afghan war wounds
A British soldier has died of injuries he sustained while serving in Afghanistan three years ago.
INTERVIEWS
‘Cheney was in charge of 9/11 false flag’
Former US Vice President Dick Cheney was in charge of the September 11, 2001 false flag operation in the United States, an American scholar says.
AFGHANISTAN
6 civilians abducted in west Afghanistan
Unidentified armed men have abducted six civilians in Afghanistan’s western province of Farah.
TURKEY
‘Turkey warplanes hit 7 PKK targets’
Turkey says its fighter jets have struck seven Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) targets in northern Iraq.
ECONOMY
Renault in talks to buy stake in Pars Khodro
France’s Renault is in discussions to buy a minority stake in Tehran-based Pars Khodro and infrastructure such as car plants from the Iranian carmaker’s parent company Saipa, a report says.
SOCIETY
UK rains turn holidays into nightmare
Torrential rains have turned summer holidays into a nightmare for most Britons.
POLITICS
Backing for terrorists dangerous move
An Iranian diplomat says financial and military support for terrorists is a dangerous initiative.
AFGHANISTAN
Taliban cmdr. nabbed in NE Afghanistan
A Taliban commander is placed under arrest in northeastern Afghanistan.
SOCIETY
Iranians shocked by physician’s death
The killing of an Iranian subspecialist, Asghar Pirzadeh, shocks Iranians.
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