
ECONOMY
‘Iran keen on boosting India trade ties’
The media in New Delhi say Tehran has voiced interested in expansion of trade ties with not only India but also China and Turkey.

The media in New Delhi say Tehran has voiced interested in expansion of trade ties with not only India but also China and Turkey.

Hillary Clinton has accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of creating chaos in Syria by bombing terrorists there.

Turkey summons the US and Russian ambassadors to warn them against arming Kurds in Syria.

Russia says the United States has declined to host a high-ranking Russian delegation on Syria.

Iran has voiced interest in using Norway’s help over the development of its offshore oil sector projects.

UK chancellor has called on opposition MPs to vote in favor of new fiscal charter.

Russian fighter jets cut off the arms supply routes of the Daesh Takfiri group in Syria's northwestern province of Aleppo.

Iran men’s national wheelchair basketball team beats Saudi Arabia 123-32 at the Mitsubishi Electric 2015 IWBF Asia Oceania Championship in Japan.

A US couple has been charged with beating their 19-year-old son to death inside a church in New York, according to police.

A tribunal in the UK rules that GCHQ can monitor MPs' communications.

Iran has tendered development of a new gold deposit in its northern Qazvin province which it seeks to tap with the participation of the private sector, the IRNA news agency says.

Syrian government forces continue their operations against Takfiri terrorists across the country, inflicting heavy losses on them.

The Iraqi Air Force kills 37 Daesh terrorists during separate strikes in Anbar Province.

Saudi warplanes strike areas in northwestern and southwestern Yemen, taking the lives of five people.

At least seven people are killed in a bomb attack in the political office of a lawmaker in central Pakistan.

Four people are killed in an explosion of a Russian oil depot in Tajikistan.

Iran’s foreign minister says Tehran and Jakarta are seriously seeking to boost economic ties.

The first Democratic presidential debate showed how narrow and limited Washington’s policies are, says an analyst.