NUCLEAR ENERGY
‘Iran to protest to IAEA over document leak’
An Iranian official says the Islamic Republic will lodge a protest to the IAEA over the leaks about Tehran’s long-term nuclear program.
LATEST
SYRIA
Syria says ready for new peace talks
A Syrian government official says Damascus is prepared to restart the UN-backed negotiations with the opposition.
MORE
ASEAN in disarray over South China Sea
Southeast Asian nations fail to reach consensus on how to deal with China’s territorial claims in the South China Sea at a first meeting to discuss the issue.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahraini clerics support Sheikh Qassim
Dozens of Shia Bahraini clerics hold a gathering to express support for the prominent clergman, Sheikh Issa Qassim.
AFGHANISTAN
Afghanistan mourns deadly Kabul attack
Afghanistan marks a day of national mourning after Kabul's deadly attack.
ECONOMY
Brexit poses risk to global growth: G20
The UK's vote to leave the European Union increases risks for the world economy, the G20 group warned Sunday.
IRAQ
Iraqis digging trench around Fallujah
The Iraqi military is digging a trench around the recently-liberated city of Fallujah to prevent Daesh terrorists from recapturing it.
RUSSIA
Russia urges US to disclose bases in Syria
Russia says the US must disclose the location of “moderate” militants in southern Syria so they are not accidentally targeted in Russian airstrikes.
INTERVIEWS
'Hague China ruling was what US wanted'
There's no evidence that Washington has influenced The Hague over its ruling on the South China Sea dispute but certainly it was the ruling it wanted, a political analyst says.
DEFENSE
IRGC troops kill 23 terrorists in NW Iran
IRGC forces dismantle two terrorist groups in Iran’s northwest, killing 23 of their elements in clashes.
INDIA
Search for missing India plane enters day 3
A search operation in the Bay of Bengal for an Indian military plane enters its third day.
INTERVIEWS
'Munich boy needed help but didn't get it'
Munich shooting tragedy is just about a psychopath who needed help but the society couldn't give him what he needed, a political commentator says.
CHINA
China builds ‘largest amphibious aircraft’
China reportedly builds the world’s largest amphibious aircraft, which will be used to perform marine rescue operations and fight forest fires.
NIGERIA
Nigeria lifts hijab ban at Lagos schools
An appeals court in Nigeria rules against a ban on Nigerian Muslim girls to wear the headscarf to schools in the southwestern state of Lagos.
TURKEY
‘Turks who shot Russia jet were putchists’
The Turkish deputy prime minister says pilots involved in the downing of a Russian jet last November had a role in the recent failed coup in Turkey.
INTERVIEWS
'World turning blind eye to Kashmir crisis'
The international community does not want to sacrifice business ties with India for the sake of few thousand people in Kashmir, a political commentator says.
IRAQ
Bombing kills 17 north of Baghdad
An explosion rocks the Kadhimiyah district of the Iraqi capital, reportedly leaving at least 17 people dead.
FRANCE
Police deployed to restive Paris suburbs
Hundreds of police officers are deployed to a town near Paris as protests over police brutality continue there.
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website