
IRAQ
Ankara faces lawsuit if Daesh oil trade confirmed
Iraq’s Defense Ministry says it will file a lawsuit with the UN Security Council if Turkey-Daesh oil trade is confirmed.

Iraq’s Defense Ministry says it will file a lawsuit with the UN Security Council if Turkey-Daesh oil trade is confirmed.

The US says it is ready to take the next steps towards the implementation of the JCPOA following an IAEA report.

Daesh has released a video showing they behead a Russian spy in the Syrian city of Raqqah.

Police forces in San Bernardino, California, are dealing with a deadly shooting incident, involving over a dozen fatalities.

Syria's army liberates three villages in the northwestern part of the country.

The US “schizophrenic” plans for military expansion in Syria will fail because of Russia’s campaign, says an analyst.

The Pakistani paramilitary forces kill two militants during a shootout in Karachi.

Macedonian police clash with refugees on the Greek border.

Iran says six world powers have now to close the Islamic Republic’s nuclear dossier.

Shareholders in Finnish telecom group Nokia approved the company's acquisition of French-American rival Alcatel-Lucent.

A UN official voices concerns over Israel's failure to bring to justice the culprits of a deadly arson attack against Palestinians.

IAEA says it has found no indication of diversion in Iran's nuclear program.

Spain's foreign minister says economic sanctions against Russia will likely be extended for another six months.

The US military is being outpaced by competitors like China, experts warn the Senate.

Iran says most OPEC member states support reducing production to maintain prices.

Afghan Taliban chief has been injured during a militant infighting in neighboring Pakistan.

Three PKK militants are killed in clashes with Turkish police in the southeastern province of Diyarbakir.

Germany's spy agency says Saudi Arabia is becoming impulsive in its foreign policy.