
NEWS BULLETIN
China Open: Murray beats Dimitrov, wins title
World No 2 Andy Murray secured his fifth singles title of 2016, after winning his first China Open title against Grigor Dimitrov 6-4,7-6 in Beijing.

World No 2 Andy Murray secured his fifth singles title of 2016, after winning his first China Open title against Grigor Dimitrov 6-4,7-6 in Beijing.

Wales were held to a 1-1 draw by Georgia at the Cardiff City Stadium in Sunday's World Cup 2018 qualifier match.

The spokesman of the banned Islamic Movement in Nigeria says he will not hand himself in to authorities.

Russia says that Washington’s increasing hostility towards Moscow is threatening the country’s national security.

Syrian government forces make gains in the divided city of Aleppo.

Donald Trump’s running mate will not quit him over his sex tape scandal as GOP donors remain “focused” on more important issues.

The terrorist group Jund al-Aqsa joins the ranks of Syria's al-Qaeda affiliate Jabhat Fateh al-Sham.

A senior Iranian diplomat says the Saudi airstrike in Sana’a proves Riyadh's failed and futile policy on Yemen and the entire region.

The Ofer military court announced its verdict against Imad Barghouthi several months after he was first arrested.

The Iraqi PM says he would not allow the involvement of Turkish military forces in the operation to liberate the militant-held northern city of Mosul.

UKIP’s Farage thinks Trump’s lewd remarks about women are OK because he is not running to become “the Pope.”

The United States is the first and foremost party responsible for the carnage in Sana'a, leader of Yemen's Houthi Ansarullah movement says.

Hans Nijkamp, the head of the department for Iran affairs at Royal Dutch Shell, says Shell hopes to be able to develop joint projects with the National Petrochemical Company of Iran (NPC).

Iran’s IRGC says the Sana’a carnage was a joint plot hatched by the US, the Israeli regime and Saudi Arabia.

The US government will never take action to end Saudi Arabia’s war crimes despite taking a condemnatory rhetoric, says a former US diplomat.

Majid Sadri, the managing director of RighTel, has confirmed that his company has an international roaming service deal with US telecommunications giant AT&T.

Some 24,000 internally displaced persons have fled war in Afghanistan's northern city of Kunduz, the UN says.

A new poll shows strong support for Trump despite recent controversies surrounding his campaign.