INTERVIEWS
'US can’t remove Syrian president'
The US government does not have the right to remove Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, an American analyst says.
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Saudi jets go on bombing Yemen's Sa'ada
Saudi warplanes continue bombing Sa'ada province in Yemen.
ECONOMY
Official: Iran rugs back in US in early 2016
Head of Iran National Carpet Center (INCC) expects direct exports of Persian rugs to the US to resume early next year, returning the key producer of hand-knotted floor coverings to the market which has been overtaken by India.
INTERVIEWS
US plans in S China Sea 'provocative'
US plans to conduct naval operations in the South China Sea are "nothing but provocative," says an international lawyer.
TURKEY
Turkey police toughen media crackdown
Turkish police raid the offices of TV stations linked to US-based opposition cleric Fethullah Gulen in Istanbul.
SYRIA
‘No Syria solution without Assad’
A French lawmaker says there is no solution to the Syria crisis without President Assad.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US to probe violent arrest of black girl
The US government has launched a civil rights investigation into a violent arrest of a black female student in South Carolina.
POLITICS
Iran slams Saudi attack on MSF hospital
Iran firmly condemns the Saudi air assault on a hospital run by the medical aid group, Doctors Without Borders, in Yemen.
AFGHANISTAN
Taliban militants seize Afghan district
Taliban militants capture a region in Afghanistan’s northeastern province of Takhar.
POLITICS
‘Iran-Pakistan can boost ME security’
A senior Iranian official says Tehran and Islamabad can help promote regional security and stability.
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Ivory Coast president wins second term
Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara wins a second term in landslide victory.
PALESTINE
‘143 Palestinians injured in W Bank clashes’
The Palestine Red Crescent Society says at least 143 Palestinians have been injured during the latest clashes across the West Bank.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US Senate passes cyber security bill
US Senate approves a cyber security bill encouraging private firms to share their data with the government.
PERSIAN GULF
Qatar OK's labor law reforms
Qatar approves reforms to the controversial "kafala" labor laws.
MEXICO
Vehicles, properties seized in El Chapo hunt
Mexico’s hunt for drug kingpin Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman leads to the seizure of aircraft, trucks, properties, and weapons.
POLITICS
Iran, Russia stress intra-Syrian dialog
All key regional players should promote an intra-Syrian dialog, say Tehran and Moscow.
SAUDI ARABIA
KSA detains Sheikh Nimr’s brother
Security forces in Saudi Arabia briefly detain the brother of senior Saudi Shia cleric Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr.
MILITARY
'US will operate in South China Sea'
Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter says the US will continue operations in the South China Sea despite Beijing's condemnations.
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