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‘US wants Saudi Yemen war to drag on’
A senior member of Yemen’s Ansarullah movement has accused the United States of fueling the crisis in the Arab country.

A senior member of Yemen’s Ansarullah movement has accused the United States of fueling the crisis in the Arab country.

The US is urging the invited Syrian opposition groups to take part in the upcoming talks in Geneva “without preconditions.”

Sweden intends to expel up to 80,000 of asylum seekers who entered its soil in 2015.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says Tehran and Paris must try to make up for the losses caused by years of sanctions on the country.

The Pentagon has promised to release nearly 200 photographs depicting use of torture against prisoners in Iraq and Afghanistan.

On January 28, 1986, NASA’s shuttle orbiter Challenger, in its 10th mission, broke up 73 seconds after liftoff and killed all its seven crew members.

Britain is approving the sale of “invasive surveillance equipment” to Saudi Arabia, amid an outcry over its human rights violations.

American comedian Stephen Colbert mocks former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld by revising his famous saying.

The US is mulling possible “military options” against Daesh’s growing presence in Libya.

The UK can “no longer deny” breaches of international humanitarian law in Yemen by Saudi Arabia, Human Rights Watch says.

Oregon milita are called to remain calm after one member of the group was killed and eight others arrested.

President Barack Obama and democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders have met at the White House.

The current situation in the US leaves Americans entirely cynical about their future, says a political commentator.

UK police have issued yellow warnings for rain across much of the country.

Iran warns a US warship off an area in the Persian Gulf that is used for Velayat 94 naval drills.

The Egyptian prosecutor's office files an appeal against a decision to free Mubarak's sons.

Four Turkish soldiers are killed in fresh clashes with PKK militants in the country’s restive southeast.

A series of violent clashes in Sudan's western region of Darfur has forced some 34,000 people to flee their homes.