
TURKEY
Erdogan after grip over army, spy agency
Erdogan wants Turkey's armed forces and spy agency to be brought under his control, an official says.

Erdogan wants Turkey's armed forces and spy agency to be brought under his control, an official says.

Spain's political parties fail to resolve the political stalemate in the country.

The US says it is deeply worried about Israel's reported plans to build hundreds of new settlement units in East Jerusalem al-Quds.

Jeremy Corbyn has won a court challenge about his right to stand for re-election as the leader of the UK’s Labour Party.

Tehran says the Saudi regime failed to gather support for its anti-Iran policies during the recent Arab League summit.

An aerial view of the platform of Iran’s Soroush oil field in the Persian Gulf. (Shana)

Germany's Merkel upholds the country's current refugee policy in wake of recent brutal attacks.

Donald Trump says Russia should hack Clinton’s emails and recover the thousands of emails that are missing from her personal server case.

Police in Germany are searching a job agency following a report of an armed woman.

4 Saudi officers are killed as Yemenis intensify retaliatory attacks on military positions south of kingdom.

Al-Qaeda permits its Syrian branch, al-Nusra Front, to break organizational ties with the militant group.

Tunisian soldiers kill at least two Takfiri militants in the country's troubled northwest.

Iran condemns the recent beheading of a French priest and a Syrian boy by terrorists.

Over 55,000 people in the United States were either killed or wounded by police in just one year, according to a new study.

A number of hacked audio files belonging to the Democratic National Committee are made available on Wikileaks.

Alexander Zhilkin, Governor of Astrakhan, has proposed that Russia, Iran and India create a unified transport and logistics company to operate along the North-South Transport Corridor (NSTC).

French President Francois Hollande announces the creation of a National Guard to better protect citizens.

The Turkish Foreign Ministry dismisses 88 of its employees over alleged links to the recent foiled coup.