
INTERVIEWS
‘Deep divisions’ remain among P5+1
One of the main disagreements in nuclear talks between Iran and the P5+1 are the US congressional sanctions against Tehran.

One of the main disagreements in nuclear talks between Iran and the P5+1 are the US congressional sanctions against Tehran.

Barack Obama has discussed Greece’s debt crisis with German Chancellor Angela Merkel on phone, according to the White House.

Hamas says more than 200 of its members have been arrested by the Palestinian Authority.

Araqchi says an understanding is reached on financial and economic sanctions, and the P5+1 should make a 'political decision' to settle the remaining issues.

Amnesty International says Turkey violated human rights during protests in support of the Kurds fighting ISIL in Kobani.

Higher ownership of guns in the United States has been linked to more violent crimes and overall homicides, according to a new study.

French Foreign Minister Fabius says three hurdles in the nuclear talks are blocking a final nuclear deal.

The ISIL Takfiri group is recruiting children in the restive Iraqi province of al-Anbar to train would-be bombers, a tribal leader says.

The ruling party wins controversial parliamentary elections in Burundi.

Iran says Saudi Arabia’s attacks on Yemen are a blatant violation of human rights.

Armed men, disguised as UN troops, raid the state radio facilities in the capital of the Central African Republic.

Russia’s volleyball team defeats Iran in straight sets at the 2015 Universiade in Gwangju, South Korea.

Russia inspects the combat readiness of its troops in Armenia in a snap check amid popular protests in the country.

An Afghan government delegation is in Pakistani to hold direct talks with representatives of the Taliban militant group.

Kish gas field in southern Iran will produce 9 bcm of natural gas per year when fully developed.

Around 200 detonators and explosives are stolen from a military site in southern France.

China says it seeks to expand strategic cooperation with Russia.

GOP presidential candidate Jeb Bush said former NSA contractor Edward Snowden should receive “no leniency” for his leak of US surveillance programs.