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Saudi airstrikes kill 15 Yemeni civilians
At least 15 civilians are killed in new Saudi airstrikes against Yemen.

At least 15 civilians are killed in new Saudi airstrikes against Yemen.

The US government has been keeping the American public in the dark on the Syrian refugee crisis, says an analyst.

Russia begins examining the black box of its fighter jet downed by the Turkish military.

The African Union is seeking to send 5,000 peacekeepers to Burundi.

The United States is already not allowing Muslims into America under various pretexts, says a report.

Brazil’s Supreme Court votes in favor of President Dilma Rousseff in a row over impeachment.

The Pentagon says Russian air defense systems make it difficult for US fighter jets to carry out airstrikes in Syria.

Pentagon chief Ashton Carter has informed Congress of his decision to transfer a significant number of Gitmo prisoners.

At least 49 Boko Haram militants have been killed in two separate army operations in Nigeria’s northeastern state of Borno.

The UN says the number of people forcibly displaced worldwide in 2015 is on its way to surpassing a previous record of almost 60 million.

European leaders agree to fast-track the creation of an EU border and coastguard force.

Rwandans vote on constitutional reform to extend the presidential term.

Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif says there is still no agreement on two main issues ahead of a UN-brokered talks on the Syrian conflict in the US.

Media reports say the UK foreign secretary has given one of his advisers a pay rise of more than 40 percent amid austerity measures.

Police in Ankara clash with university students demonstrating in support of Kurds in Turkey.

Beijing declares the second smog red alert over air pollution.

The Tel Aviv regime and Turkey reach a deal to normalize ties after the fatal 2010 Israeli raid on a Turkish ship.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has cast doubt on the West's integrity in fighting terrorism, saying the campaign is driven by fear, and not values.