YEMEN
Riyadh to blame for Yemen famine: Ansarullah
Yemen’s Ansarullah says the Saudi military bombs civilian infrastructure under the pretext of targeting the country’s armed forces.
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KOREAS
S Korea opp. rejects Park’s power-sharing offer
Opposition parties in South Korea rejected an offer by the country’s embattled president to pick the prime minister.
POLITICS
The end of a divisive battle: A President Trump
The polarizing US election campaign culminates with a Republican sweep spelling the death of the Democratic dream.
POLITICS
Markets collapse on news of Trump win
Investors are panicked over uncertainties on trade, immigration and geopolitical tensions.
SOCIETY
Bus accident kills 28 in southwest Iran
The ill-fated bus was carrying a group of Iranian pilgrims to Iraq’s holy city of Karbala.
ENERGY
Iran operates oil field shared with Iraq
Production from the field begins with 30,000 barrels per day on the back of 10 wells drilled so far.
POLITICS
Trump supporter arrested for voting twice
A Donald Trump's supporter has been arrested in Texas for trying to vote twice for his favorite candidate.
SOCIETY
Ex-US official gets 20 yrs for child porn
A former US intelligence official is sentenced to 20 years in prison over child pornography.
SOCIETY
California shooting closes two polling sites
One person is dead and four others injured after an active shooting in the US state of California.
IRAQ
Bulletproof BMW saved 70 against Daesh snipers
A Kurdish fighter used his bulletproof BMW to save 70 people from Daesh snipers in Iraq’s Kirkuk.
FOREIGN POLICY
Reactions to US 2016 vote in UK
A UK research firm that correctly predicted the Brexit vote, says the next president of the United States will be Hillary Clinton.
POLITICS
WikiLeaks justifies releases against Clinton
The WikiLeaks founder justifies why it has been releasing documents against Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton in US 2016 presidential race.
NIGERIA
‘Nigeria plans to attack Shias on Arba’een’
The Nigerian army is planning to attack Shia Muslims taking part in the mourning rituals of Arba’een, says the IMN.
SYRIA
‘Russian warships to attack Aleppo today’
The Russian navy will "in the nearest hours" launch a major offensive against militants in Syria’s Aleppo.
POLITICS
US judge rejects Trump’s Nevada lawsuit
GOP nominee Donald Trump’s lawsuit in Nevada has been rejected by a judge, rejecting claims that early voting sites in Democratic areas were kept open for too late.
FOREIGN POLICY
UK’s global influence to diminish after Brexit
Britain’s global influence is at risk if separates from the European Union’s single market and continues to denigrate foreigners, a former government official has warned.
INTERVIEWS
‘Power structure in US chooses presidents’
US presidential elections are not honest due to the fact that the country’s power structure decides who wins the presidential race, says an American analyst.
POLITICS
Zarif in Romania on first leg of East Europe tour
The Iranian foreign minister kicks off his three-leg East European countries and arrives in Romania.
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website