
ENERGY
Iran energy fires up Turkey investment zest
Iran currently produces 74,000 megawatts of electricity, but it plans to raise this to more than 120,000 MW within the next 10 years.

Iran currently produces 74,000 megawatts of electricity, but it plans to raise this to more than 120,000 MW within the next 10 years.

The Israeli blockade on West Bank villages is in line with the regime’s policy of the ‘collective punishment’ of Palestinians, the Arab League.

Criminal gang members in western Mexico down a chopper, killing four people, including the pilot.

Mahmoud Alavi makes an unannounced trip to Germany, meeting with intelligence officials in the European country.

The US city of Chicago surpasses a grim milestone with 500 homicides this year.

The graves contain 30 bodies belonging to Iraqi air force cadets massacred by Daesh in 2014.

UNICEF says some 50 million children “uprooted” worldwide need to be attended to with compassion by world countries.

President Obama nominates a Muslim American to serve as a federal judge, the first such nomination.

Hillary Clinton’s allegations against Russia could end up damaging Moscow-Washington ties.

Documents reveal that the NSA has used a UK military base to conduct “capture-kill operations” across the Middle East.

The UN Security Council threatens “further significant measures” if North Korea does not halt its ballistic missile-related activities.

In a rare move, the US urges Bahrain to release prominent rights activist Nabeel Rajab, expressing concern about his detention.

Israel’s occupation of Palestine is significantly increasing unemployment and poverty, says the UN.

Nicola Sturgeon parks plans for a quick second referendum on Scottish independence, saying more consultations are needed.

Syrian troops kill over 100 foreign-backed militants during their operations aimed at liberating Syria’s Hama province.

Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif responds to Saudi Arabia’s grand mufti claiming that Iranians are not Muslims.

The United States says talks with Russia aimed at tackling the Syrian issue are still progressing.

The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman dismisses ‘hackneyed’ allegations by the Saudi crown prince.