
NEWS BULLETIN
La Liga: Real Madrid to face Leganes
Real Madrid's players trained in good spirits ahead of their La Liga match with Leganes on Sunday.

Real Madrid's players trained in good spirits ahead of their La Liga match with Leganes on Sunday.

Iranian female wushu practitioners receive two gold medals at the Sanda World Cup in China.

The pro-Kurdish People’s Democratic Party suspends parliament activity in protest at Ankara’s arrest campaign against its members.

The National Carpet Center says Iran will start direct exports of its traditional hand-woven carpets to the United States from early 2017.

Gerard Pique, Andres Iniesta, Jordi Alba, Jeremy Mathieu and Aleix Vidal have missed Friday's training session and are expected to remain on the sidelines for Barcelona's crucial La Liga encounter with Sevilla.

The latest terror attacks come as Iraqi armed forces are making more gains amid their final push to liberate Mosul from Daesh.

Experts warn of imminent fall in living standards of British people due to a dramatic drop in value of the pound after the Brexit referendum.

Turkey's president has used the failed coup as an opportunity to step up his crackdown on Kurdish parties and tilt them out of the political process, a political commentator says.

Japan said four Chinese coastguard ships had entered waters surrounding Senkaku Islands, which Tokyo regards as Japanese territory.

The Iraqi premier says the progress of the Mosul liberation operation has been faster than expected.

People rallied in downtown Paris to demand justice for the black man who died in police custody in July.

The protesters blame police and authorities for the gruesome death of fish seller Mouhcine Fikri.

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump make their final pitches to voters in battleground states during the last weekend before the election.

A South Korean court issued arrest warrants for the two for suspected involvement in a recent political scandal.

Figures show South Korea more than doubled oil imports from Iran since January, when sanctions were lifted, until September.

The 20-day drills involve units of the army, navy and air force as well as special forces from Jordan and Egypt.

The Australian aid worker is believed to have been kidnapped at gunpoint in the center of Kabul on Saturday.

Three people, including two young children, were killed and three others injured in a stabbing in Newark on Saturday.