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Police, student protesters clash in S Africa
Police clash with hundreds of students protesting against planned fee hikes in the South African city of Cape Town.

Police clash with hundreds of students protesting against planned fee hikes in the South African city of Cape Town.

Kuwait signs USD 2.8 billion worth of fixed and provisional military deals with France.

Iran has started to issue 30-day visas for tourists from 58 countries upon arrival in its airports.

Donald Trump is “the most likely” candidate to represent Republicans in the 2016 US presidential elections, a new poll shows.

British Prime Minister is under pressure for misleading steelworkers losing their jobs after recent steel crisis in the country.

Israeli forces kill two more Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.

UNESCO adopts a resolution censuring Israel’s acts of aggression and excavations near holy Muslim sites in the occupied Palestinian territories.

Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak arrived in Tehran on Wednesday to discuss bilateral ties.

Two Chinese diplomats are killed and another wounded in a shooting attack in the Philippines.

A new survey reveals that thousands of British junior doctors will quit NHS if the government pushes through a new contract.

Italy men’s national futsal team defeats Iran 2-0 in a friendly match.

Switzerland says it plans to ease sanctions against Iran, adding that the measures it plans to take in that connection will open new perspectives for cooperation with Iran.

The UN secretary general fails to condemn Israeli atrocities against Palestinians during a visit to the occupied territories.

Saudi Arabia executes a man for murdering a compatriot, bringing to 136 the number of beheadings in the kingdom so far this year.

A US F/A-18 fighter jet has crashed near RAF Lakenheath in England, US military officials say.

UK and China have signed a nuclear deal during President Xi Jinping's visit to London.

The removal of draconian sanctions on Iran will enable the country to quadruple its efforts to curb fossil fuel emissions, the country’s lead envoy at UN climate negotiations says.

Most people in Turkey hold a negative view of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, a recent poll shows.