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Saudi warplanes bomb hospital in Yemen
Saudi warplanes bomb a German hospital in the northwestern Yemeni province of Hajjah.

Saudi warplanes bomb a German hospital in the northwestern Yemeni province of Hajjah.

The terminally ill claiming state benefits in Britain are being asked their expected time of death.

An Indian woman who had allegedly been set on fire by two police officers in India succumbs to her injuries.

An international lawyer says that voting for Hillary Clinton means voting for “the Israeli hard right and the US war machine.”

A group of students face trial in a military court in Thailand over their participation in an anti-coup rally.

Four of the UK’s largest charities are to be investigated after claims that their fundraisers are contacting those who have opted out of nuisance calls.

Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos replaces some of the country’s top military leaders after a damning report by the Human Rights Watch.

Iran is advancing a massive steelmaking project being promoted as the country’s “South Pars” of the steel industry.

Saudi security forces arrest two Saudi brothers suspected of having links to the recent bombing of a Shia mosque in Kuwait, with a third being nabbed in Kuwait.

Paris decides not to deliver two Mistral-class warships to Russia, says the French defense minister.

The World Health Organization (WHO) calls on governments to raise taxes on tobacco.

Two separate shootings in Compton, Los Angeles have left a girl, 9, and three men wounded.

An analyst says the United States needs the ISIL Takfiri group to pave the way for American military intervention in Syria and Iraq.

At least five people are killed in a car bomb attack in Egypt’s northern town of Itay el-Baroud.

At least 14 people are killed and 11 injured after suspected militants raid a village northern Kenya.

Children in the Gaza Strip are still showing signs of severe emotional distress a year after Israel’s deadly aggression there, says an NGO.

A ‘No’ vote in a recent referendum in cash-strapped Greece fails to end the deadlock in the country’s negotiations with creditors.

Mexico says it has increased its imports of gasoline amid a rise in fuel thefts.