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S Africa students protest tuition fee hike
South African students protest government plans to raise university tuition fees.

South African students protest government plans to raise university tuition fees.

The US is reacting “defensively” to Russia's campaign against Daesh terrorists in Syria, says an analyst.

A Western news agency has been offering updated tallies of the victims of a crush near Mecca in Saudi Arabia, contradicting the official Saudi figure.

Saudi military aircraft have carried out a fresh round of aerial attacks against several areas across Yemen.

Military hardware known as “kamikaze” robots debuts in military exercises by the Iranian Army.

Israeli forces arrest Hassan Yousef, a senior leader of the Palestinian resistance movement of Hamas.

Amnesty International says the treatment of refugees in Croatia and Slovenia is unacceptable.

The destruction of Daesh (ISIL) is more urgent than the overthrow of President Assad, says Henry Kissinger.

The joint commission established to oversee the implementation of the Iran-P5+1 agreement wraps up its first meeting in Vienna.

A roadside bomb claims the lives of five people in Afghanistan’s northern province of Faryab.

Major Typhoon Koppu kills at least 22 people in the Philippines.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation released a report showing that 51 police officers were murdered in 2014.

Canadian Israel-friendly Prime Minister Stephen Harper has stepped down after conceding defeat in regional elections.

Iran says Saudi Arabia’s “destructive” policies “lead nowhere”.

Preliminary results show that Canada's Liberal party, led by Justin Trudeau, has claimed a staggering victory in the country’s federal elections.

A human rights group in Germany has filed a complaint against Alfreda Frances Bikowsky.

A senior Iranian official says Iran will hopefully implement the agreement with the P5+1 countries on the JCPOA in “a couple of weeks”.

Afghanistan suffered a loss of over USD 9 billion in 2014 as a result of insecurity and militancy, a report says.