
PAKISTAN
Imran Khan calls on PM Sharif to resign
Opposition leader Imran Khan demands Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif resign after leaked papers implicate his family in possible fraud.

Opposition leader Imran Khan demands Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif resign after leaked papers implicate his family in possible fraud.

Argentina’s volleyball team beats Iran 3-0 at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.

Ban Ki-moon welcomes South Sudan’s approval of a regional protection force to be deployed in the war-torn country.

Tensions rise in Chicago as protests triggered by police killing of black teenager Paul O’Neal enter 3rd day.

A fast-moving forest fire in the US state of California has forced scores of people to evacuate their homes.

Landslides caused by heavy rains in the wake of Tropical Storm Earl have buried homes in eastern Mexico, leaving at least 40 people dead.

Iranian President Rouhani, Russian President Putin, and Azeri President Aliyev will meet shortly in tripartite talks in Baku.

Britain launches an investigation into corruption in regard to Airbus jet sales.

If the people of Turkey want the return of the death penalty, the country’s political parties will oblige, says the Turkish president.

UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says Brexit vote must be respected.

The chairman of the American Nazi Party says the rise of Donald Trump yields a “real opportunity” for white supremacists in the 2016 presidential election.

A top Daesh commander is reportedly killed in a bombing in Iraq’s northern Kirkuk province.

Former Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio says women with Zika should not be allowed abortions

Two foreign professors are abducted at gunpoint from outside the American University of Afghanistan in Kabul.

Four Saudi soldiers are killed in a retaliatory rocket attack launched by Yemeni forces in the kingdom’s southwestern region.

Militants linked to Daesh Takfiri terrorists claim they have confiscated US weapons in Afghanistan.

Pakistan deports a "US spy" for the second time after mistakenly granting him entry to the country.

Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says her Republican rival, Donald Trump, “may still beat” her.