HUMAN RIGHTS
Disability hate-crime victims let down
Victims of disability hate-crime are still being let down by the British authorities, despite earlier recommendations to change the system.
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Yemeni Sunni cleric raps Saudi raids
A prominent Yemeni Sunni cleric says people in Yemen will never give in to Saudi Arabia’s aggression.
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14 killed in Saudi airstrikes in Yemen
At least 14 people are killed in renewed Saudi airstrikes in two provinces in Yemen.
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UN slams Canada’s migrant deportation
The UN slams Canada for deportation of a mentally ill migrant as inhuman.
NIGERIA
Red Cross alarmed by Boko Haram crisis
The ICRC head voices grave concern over the humanitarian crisis caused by Boko Haram terror activities in Nigeria.
IRAQ
40,000 Iraqis flee ISIL crimes in Ramadi
The recent partial capture of Iraqi city of Ramadi by the ISIL terrorist group forced 40,000 Iraqis to flee the city.
FOREIGN POLICY
Obama: US not losing against ISIL
Obama described the situation in the Iraqi city of Ramadi, where some 25,000 people have been forced to flee, as a tactical setback.
POLITICS
Cable blames fear for election loss
Former business secretary and senior Liberal Democrat MP, Vince Cable, says he was the victim of a Tory fear campaign.
ECONOMY
US sanctions airlines for selling jets to Iran
The US government has imposed sanctions on two aviation companies in Iraq and the UAE for selling used commercial aircraft to Iran.
IRAQ
Iraq forces break oil refinery siege
Iraqi forces break a siege laid by the Takfiri ISIL terrorists to the vital Baiji oil refinery and liberate 300 soldiers.
INTERVIEWS
'Iran must be ready for US-Israeli attack'
Iran should prepare for every possible unforeseen event because an eventual attack might be coming, says a former US Senate candidate.
RUSSIA
Russia hails strong ties with Iraq
Russian President Vladimir Putin hails strong ties between Moscow and Baghdad.
GERMANY
Germany charges 3 over spying for Turkey
Germany charges three people over spying on critics of the Turkish government.
ECONOMY
UK rail unions call off strike
Major rail unions have suspended their industrial action after receiving a new offer in their pay dispute with Network Rail.
POLITICS
Iran urges ‘active’ UN role in Yemen
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif urges the UN to play a more ‘active’ in efforts to solve the crisis in Yemen.
ECONOMY
Sanctions czar: Policy to backfire on US
A former architect of unilateral sanctions on Iran has predicted that Washington’s coercive measures will eventually be turned against the US.
FOREIGN POLICY
UK unveils new crackdown on immigration
British Prime Minister David Cameron has outlined new proposals to control immigration that according to a new figure has reached to the highest level in a decade.
EGYPT
ISIL urges attack on Egyptian judges
ISIL calls on its followers in Egypt to attack judges for their rulings against militants.
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