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Roadside bomb kills five Kenyan officers
A roadside bomb blast kills at least five Kenyan police officers in Lamu near the border with Somalia.

A roadside bomb blast kills at least five Kenyan police officers in Lamu near the border with Somalia.

Human Rights Watch says Europe’s response to the refugee crisis has resulted in a crackdown on basic freedoms of refugees.

A new report says that race hate crimes on Britain’s railway networks have risen by 37% in the past five years.

A series of terror attacks kill at least four Iraqi security forces in the western province of Anbar.

A former British official says demanding Muslims to abandon their culture to suit Britain is “the deepest form of disrespect.”

Turkey is pitching a series of plans to attract more tourists from Iran as the number of visitors from Russia and Europe is shrinking.

Turkish prosecutors demand life terms for two opposition journalists.

At least one Saudi soldier is killed in a Yemeni retaliatory shelling attack against a military base in Saudi Arabia's region of Jizan.

China is planning to build a floating nuclear power station, a senior official says.

Qatar’s emir changes seven ministers in the country’s 20-member cabinet.

The United States is determined to draw Russia into a major conflict, says an analyst.

The Guardian Council approves the credentials of 36 hopefuls in Tehran Province for the upcoming Assembly of Experts elections.

A senior Iraqi parliamentary leader says Saudi Arabia is the breeding ground for the ideology that feeds Daesh and like-minded terrorist groups.

Bahrain’s central bank has decided to close down an Iranian-owned lender in the tiny Persian Gulf country.

The Iranian president says the execution by Saudi Arabia of prominent Shia cleric Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr was a big mistake.

Ongoing military maneuvers by Iran’s Navy enter their main stage, where the naval forces practice countering an enemy invasion.

Fox News has accused Donald Trump’s team of “terrorizations” against GOP debate moderator Megyn Kelly.

South Korean President Park Geun-hye is considering to visit Iran as Seoul seeks to tap into business opportunities there, a report says.