
ECONOMY
Major rise expected in Iran’s auto output
Iran's auto industry expected to see a major rise in production of cars in 2015.

Iran's auto industry expected to see a major rise in production of cars in 2015.

A Palestinian prisoner on hunger strike is in a critical condition and could die 'any moment,' says his lawyer.

An African-American female activist has briefly pulled down a Confederate flag from in front of the South Carolina Statehouse.

A Palestinian Authority committee starts talks with Hamas on forming a new national unity government.

Iraqi forces detain Abd al-Baqi al-Saadun, a former top aide to slain Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein, the Iraqi premier confirms.

At least 12 people are killed and at least 34 injured in three bombings in the Iraqi capital of Baghdad.

Freedom Flotilla III departs from the Greek island of Crete for the Israeli-blockaded Gaza Strip.

Iran says latest official figures show it still has the world’s second largest conventional reserves of natural gas.

Iran's foreign minister and the US secretary of state say hard work is needed to hammer out a final nuclear deal.

The US has compared China's behavior in pursuit of territory in the South China Sea to that of Russia in eastern Ukraine.

A senior Iranian official says Takfiri terrorist groups will strike back on their supporters.

Kuwait holds a mass funeral for 26 Shia worshipers killed at a mosque in Kuwait City on Friday.

Foreign investments in Iran saw an unprecedented three-time rise in the second quarter of 2015.

A report says Kurdish fighters drive the Takfiri ISIL terrorists from Syria's border town of Kobani.

China's moves in the South China Sea are driving up demand for US heavy weapons from Chinese neighbors, says a former Pentagon official.

A Welsh politician is set to be prosecuted over child abuse.

UK government has launched a new site to handle trolling.

Russia’s Gazprom has announced its interest in Iran’s liquefied national gas (LNG) projects after an official said Tehran planned resume them.