
SYRIA
Paris conference hampers Syria talks: Russia
Russia accuses the Western countries of supporting Syria’s opposition by all possible means while bringing false and baseless charges against Damascus.

Russia accuses the Western countries of supporting Syria’s opposition by all possible means while bringing false and baseless charges against Damascus.

A UN torture investigator will visit police stations, prisons and pre-trial facilities amid Ankara's post-coup crackdown.

Russia’s Putin calls for constructive dialogue with next UN chief Antonio Guterres.

The US establishment’s attempts to put Hillary Clinton in the White House would make a mockery of an already disreputable electoral system.

Russia says it has achieved much more with its anti-terror aerial campaign in Syria than the US-led coalition purportedly fighting Daesh.

The old parliament was dissolved by the Kuwaiti monarch last month amid a dispute with the government over gasoline price hikes.

A record number of Americans believe the United States is more divided than united, according to a new poll.

Lufthansa announces fresh flight cancellations as pilots extend their strike to a third day.

Striking public sector workers in Greece join a massive demonstration in Athens against austerity reforms.

Human Rights Watch urges Donald Trump to repudiate controversial proposals he made during the election campaign.

The EU lawmakers approve a resolution in favor of a freeze of Turkey's membership talks.

Protesters opposed to the construction of an oil pipeline in the US state of North Dakota have vowed to keep protesting.

Iraqi armed forces are in the middle of a large-scale battle to liberate Mosul, the last Daesh stronghold in the Arab country.

Russia detains a former naval officer in Crimea on suspicion of spying for Ukraine.

A car bomb explodes south of the Iraqi capital, killing about 100 people, mostly Iranians.

Saudi army forces and allied fighters have reportedly taken control of Shatib base in Saudi Arabia's southwestern border region of Najran.

The Pakistani prime minister said Islamabad has so far been exercising restraint but suggested that cross-border attacks will no more be tolerated.

Saudi Arabia has hired former US House Armed Services Chairman Buck McKeon to approve arms sales to the kingdom.