
ECONOMY
UK colleges to lose millions over Brexit
The head of the UK university with the most EU students has warned that if Britain votes to leave Europe, the country would lose tens of millions of pounds in fees from European students.

The head of the UK university with the most EU students has warned that if Britain votes to leave Europe, the country would lose tens of millions of pounds in fees from European students.

An Egyptian military court sentences 187 supporters of the ousted president, Mohamed Morsi, to life in prison.

The AEOI says countries other than the US are in talks with Iran to buy heavy water from the Islamic Republic.

The Syrian army advances further toward the border of Raqqah Province.

Iraqi security forces launch artillery attacks against the Daesh terrorists in the city of Hit of Anbar Province, killing 24 Takfiri militants.

A bomb explosion hits a Turkish military vehicle in Diyarbakir.

Iran’s Deputy Transport Minister Asghar Fakhrieh Kashan says a major deal that it sealed with Airbus to buy 118 new planes is still pending the approval of the United States.

US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump says Hillary Clinton should be imprisoned for her use of a private email server.

A prominent pro-Palestinian boycott movement says its website was cyber-attacked by Israel for several times.

The Syrian army starts major operation to retake Raqqah from Daesh terrorists.

A senior commander says Iran is ready for a “decisive and difficult confrontation” with the US after Hillary Clinton threatens Tehran with military action.

China’s President Xi Jinping has stressed the importance of “friendly” ties with North Korea, a media report says.

UK PM Cameron hits back at the ‘mad’ idea of a potential UK exit from the European Union.

Venezuelan protesters call on President Maduro to find a way to solve food shortages in the country.

At least 23 people are killed in clashes between Indian police and followers of a sect.

UN chief voices serious concern over the escalating recruitment and killing of children in conflict-hit countries.

The recent flooding in the US States of Texas has killed at least five soldiers, sweeping away four others.

A state of ‘natural disaster’ is declared in the French capital, which has been severely lashed with heavy torrential rains and ensuing flooding.