
ECONOMY
'Russian carmaker to launch assembly line in Iran'
A new report says Russia's UAZ is set to assemble some of its vehicles in Iran.

A new report says Russia's UAZ is set to assemble some of its vehicles in Iran.

Police also seized a number of weapons and some ammunition.

Iran detains two Emirati dhows near the southern Iranian island of Kish and arrests nine of its foreign crew.

Five people were also executed for other crimes, including incest.

At least 14 Iraqi civilians are killed in the so-called US-led coalition airstrikes against Daesh in eastern Mosul.

European banks’ sources say their visits to Tehran since the lifting of sanctions on Iran in January 2016 had failed to bear fruit.

Embattled French conservative presidential candidate Francois Fillon comes under growing pressure to quit.

The UK could walk away from the European Union in 2019 without paying a penny, the House of Lords has said.

A Washington-based author raises questions about how the foreign-backed militants in Iraq and Syria are receiving chemical weapons.

An armed militant group attacks the main oil-production facilities in eastern Libya.

Top negotiator Abbas Araqchi shrugged off concerns about the new US president’s commitment to a landmark nuclear accord with Iran.

Iran’s national B under-21 beach volleyball team lands in the 4th spot at the end of the second edition of Asian U21 Beach Volleyball Championship in Thailand.

At least eight Afghan civilians are killed and 22 injured in a suspected airstrike by the army in Farah Province.

The Russian-made system successfully detected, tracked, and intercepted a ballistic missile during its test launch on Sunday.

US Vice President Mike Pence reacts to media reports of him using a private email for public business as governor of Indiana.

Iranian wrestlers win five medals at the 21st edition of Outstanding Ukrainian Wrestlers and Coaches Memorial.

A Russian military official says Syrian soldiers either killed or injured over 1,000 Daesh terrorists during the recent operation to liberate Palmyra.

China says it will increase its 2017 defense spending by nearly seven percent amid the territorial disputes with its neighbors fueled by ‘outside meddling.’