SOCIETY
US launches ‘daily’ ISIL investigations
The United States has launched “daily” investigations into suspected sympathizers of the ISIL terrorist group, a senior official says.
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Civilians paying price for Riyadh attacks
Innocent Yemeni people are paying the highest price for the deadly Saudi aggression against Yemen, the WHO says.
MILITARY
Pentagon threatens China over islands
The US military chief has warned China to stop building islands in the South China Sea, vowing it will not stop patrolling international waters in the Asia-Pacific region.
SOCIETY
Probiotics to detect liver cancer: Study
According to a new research, liver cancer can be detected in earlier stages by employing engineered E. coli bacteria.
PERSIAN GULF
'What is UAE desperately hiding?'
United Arab Emirates authorities deny an Amnesty International expert entry to the country.
POLITICS
US has failed to rein ISIL in Iraq: Iran
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says the US-led international coalition has failed to rein ISIL in Iraq.
MILITARY
US Sens: Drone pilots need training
Leaders of the US Senate Armed Services Committee have called on the Pentagon chief to make arrangements for the proper training of assassination drone pilots.
RUSSIA
FIFA case: Is US stepping over the line?
Sounding supportive of an international probe into FIFA corruption, Russia accuses the US of applying its laws "beyond its borders."
TURKEY
Turkey’s Erdogan lives in ‘illegal’ palace
The construction of a $615-million, 1150-room palace for Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is declared “illegal."
SYRIA
ISIL executes 20 civilians in Palmyra
The ISIL Takfiri group executes 20 people in the ancient Syrian city of Palmyra.
SYRIA
Air support for rebels is aggression: Syria
Foreign ministers of Syria and Armenia denounce Turkey’s support for the militants fighting against the Syrian government.
MILITARY
US military sends live anthrax to labs
The US military says it accidentally sent live anthrax spores to as many as nine laboratories.
FOREIGN POLICY
'US considers no extension for Iran talks'
The United States says it is not considering an extension for a June 30 deadline for reaching a final agreement between the P5+1 group of countries and Iran.
INDIA
India heatwave death toll surpasses 1,100
The heatwave sweeping across India claims the lives of more than 1,100 people in less than two weeks.
SOCIETY
UN resolution urges journalists protection
The UN Security Council passes a resolution urging protection for journalists worldwide.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
'Iran deal should let military sites access'
The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) says inspection of Iran’s non-nuclear sites could include military facilities.
PALESTINE
Blair quits as Middle East Quartet envoy
EX-UK Prime Minister Tony Blair quits as the Middle East Quartet envoy.
PAKISTAN
2 Shia Muslims shot dead in SW Pakistan
A group of heavily-armed militants shoot dead two Shia Muslims in soutwestern Pakistan
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