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Hungarians protest tight education control
Thousands of teachers in Hungary rally against government reforms in the education sector.
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FRANCE
'France using emergency against Muslims'
Human rights groups say the state of emergency in France is being abused by police and officials.
SOCIETY
Gun murder rate '25 times higher' in US
Americans are 25 times more likely to be murdered by a gun than people in other developed countries, a new study has found.
SYRIA
Rocket attack kills 17 in Syria's Dera'a
At least 17 civilians have been killed and 101 others injured in militant rocket fire against the southwestern Syrian city of Dara’a.
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Australia sticks to its guns on refugees
Australia remains tough on refugees, refusing demands not to send them back to the remote island of Nauru.
POLITICS
Santorum pulls out of White House race
US Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum ended his White House bid on Wednesday, throwing his support behind Marco Rubio.
RUSSIA
Turkey breaches aviation treaty: Moscow
Russia says Turkey has violated the Open Skies Treaty by denying its airspace to a Russian surveillance aircraft flying near the Syrian border.
SOCIETY
Florida declares emergency over Zika
The US state of Florida declares a health emergency over spread of the Zika virus in the United States.
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Yemen destroys 4 Saudi military boats
Yemeni forces have destroyed four Saudi military boats with missiles in the country’s southwestern waters.
POLITICS
Iran’s Zarif arrives in London
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has arrived in London to take part in an international conference on Syria.
MILITARY
‘More US troops in Iraq than declared’
There are hundreds of more American troops in Iraq than formerly declared by pentagon, a US official says.
NORTH AFRICA
‘Daesh making Libya its safe haven’
A Libyan intelligence official says top Daesh commanders are moving to Libya from Iraq and Syria, making the crisis-stricken country their safe haven.
SYRIA
'Saudis muck up Syria peace talks'
Syria says the Saudis, Turks and Qataris are to blame for the temporary suspension of peace talks.
IRAQ
Walling off Baghdad against Daeshis
Iraq has started the construction of a concrete barrier wall around the capital city Baghdad.
SOCIETY
Obama says what Muslims 'don’t hear often'
US President Barack Obama has made his first visit to a mosque to denounce the anti-Islam rhetoric promoted by GOPers ahead of 2016 presidential election.
MILITARY
Russia defeats US, NATO in Baltic: RAND
NATO and the US will be swiftly defeated by Russia in case a war breaks out in the Baltic region, a US military think tank says.
SOCIETY
Sexual spread of Zika worries WHO
The WHO voices concern about reported sexual transmission of Zika in the US.
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'Millions of dollars needed to fight Zika'
Latin America health body says it needs millions of dollars to prevent the mosquito-borne Zika virus from spreading.
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