
ENERGY
Iran fire-hit petchem plant to resume work
Iranian minister of petroleum say Bu Ali Sina Petrochemical Complex will return to its normal condition within the next few weeks.

Iranian minister of petroleum say Bu Ali Sina Petrochemical Complex will return to its normal condition within the next few weeks.

Iran’s ambassador to Kuwait says the country is ready to cooperate with the Arab countries of the Persian Gulf in fighting the Takfiri terrorist group of Daesh.

An EU aid agency says almost 96,000 unaccompanied children sought refuge in the 28-nation bloc in 2015.

Several police officers in the US states of Tennessee, Missouri and Georgia have been shot and wounded in a string of separate attacks.

A prominent Arab journalist says the Saudi government itself may be behind the recent triple bombings in Saudi Arabia to portray itself as a “victim” of Daesh terrorism.

South Korea’s military says the neighboring North has test-fired another short-range ballistic missile

Firefighters have extinguished a raging fire at Iran’s Bu Ali Sina petrochemical complex in Khuzestan province.

Hundreds of peaceful Black Lives Matter protesters took to the streets in Atlanta Friday to protest at police brutality.

NATO leaders have agreed to strengthen their military presence in eastern Poland and the Baltic states against Russia.

London police are investigating suspicious packages sent to Islamic buildings and mosques in the city.

A Daesh Takfiri terrorist has been filmed by an Iraqi army chopper putting a clump of grass on his head to try to camouflage.

The US has expelled two Russian officials over an attack on an American diplomat by a Russian policeman in Moscow last month.

Dallas key suspect Micah Xavier Johnson is a former US Army reservist, the Army said on Friday.

Takfiri Militants have killed at least 30 people and injured 140 others in rocket attacks in Syria’s Aleppo.

Official figures show the number of jobs created in the US increased by 287,000 – the highest level since last October.

Hundreds of people have staged rallies across Bahrain to express solidarity with top Shia cleric Sheikh Issa Qassim and denounce revocation of his citizenship.

Experts say Iran’s rich sporting culture could be a major platform for foreign firms to build their brands and eventually facilitate their strategies to penetrate into the country’s huge market.

Indications have appeared in Japan’s media suggesting that the country’s oil traders are reluctant to make any imports from Iran due to complications pertaining to the remaining sanctions.