
FOREIGN POLICY
Kerry in Geneva to talk Syria with Lavrov
US Secretary of State John Kerry will meet with his Russian counterpart for another try at arranging a ceasefire in Syria.

US Secretary of State John Kerry will meet with his Russian counterpart for another try at arranging a ceasefire in Syria.

Israeli military officials confirm the regime has begun work on an underground barrier along the Gazan border.

While Russia has stressed the need to support the legitimate Syrian government, Turkey has been offering support to anti-Damascus militants.

South Korean authorities say the 10-kiloton blast was nearly twice the fourth nuclear test and slightly less than the Hiroshima bombing.

Hillary Clinton vows to work closely with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if elected president.

Bahraini judiciary officials have postponed the trial of three Shia clerics to September 20.

A senior commander of the Takfiri Jabhat Fateh al-Sham, al-Qaeda's Syrian branch formerly known as al-Nusra Front, is killed in an airstrike near Syria's city of Aleppo.

The United States military admits to a failure in rescuing two universality professors held hostage in Afghanistan.

The main super-PAC behind US Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton raised a record $21.7 million in August.

Syria says it is ready to cooperate with the OPCW over allegations it used poisonous gas against a neighborhood of the northwestern city of Aleppo.

The Islamic Republic of Iran advises the Bahraini FM against following the path of those who are sowing division among Muslims.

MasterCard has been accused of overcharging 46 million customers in the largest legal claim in British history.

US Senate is introducing a resolution aimed at blocking sale of $1.15 billion worth of military equipment to Saudi Arabia.

A delegation of AU mediators postpones visit to Gabon aimed at resolving the post-election dispute in the African country.

The new arrests add to the tens of thousands of people already detained as part of Ankara’s sweeping crackdown following a failed putsch.

The protesters are expected to shout “Down with Al Saud and Al Khalifah” during the nationwide demonstration.

Tehran stays within the limits set in last July’s nuclear over its stockpile of enriched uranium and heavy water, the IAEA confirms.

EU’s Tusk says the ball is now in the court of the UK to start Brexit negotiations.