PALESTINE
‘Over 300 Palestinians hurt in clashes’
The Palestine Red Crescent Society says at least 326 Palestinians are injured during recent clashes in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip.
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INTERVIEWS
US after protecting 'hegemony' in terror war
The United States measures in Syria are not aimed at opposing terrorism but mounting a coup against the government.
MILITARY
US will stay in South China Sea: Carter
US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter say the American military will be present in the South China Sea like other international waters.
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‘Yemen will not sacrifice its independence’
The leader of Yemen’s Ansarullah movement says his countrymen will defend their land against Saudi Arabia.
PALESTINE
Palestinian shot by Israelis left to die + Vid
A recent video shows a Palestinian boy, suffering from injuries he received from Israeli troops' gunshots, bleeds to death while onlookers do nothing to save him.
SOCIETY
Iran designs eco-friendly nano-pesticide
An Iranian researcher is using nanotechnology to manufacture an environmentally friendly pesticide.
POLITICS
US Dems gather for inaugural debate
US Democratic presidential candidates appear on CNN for the first debate among the party members for the 2016 election.
SOCIETY
Gitmo prisoners may end up in Colorado
The Pentagon officials are considering transferring Guantanamo convicts to Colorado State Penitentiary.
TURKEY
Turkey blasts have roots in Syria: Erdogan
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says the Saturday twin blasts, which killed dozens of people, is linked to the neighboring Syria.
HUMAN RIGHTS
NY Muslims can sue police for surveillance
A US appeals court has reopened a case through which Muslims can pursue a lawsuit that would ban the NYPD infiltration into religious groups and minorities
SAUDI ARABIA
UK scraps Saudi prison training contract
The UK cancels a controversial contract for the provision of training to Saudi Arabia's penal system amid an outcry over the kingdom's human rights violations.
SOCIETY
'US cop died using service gun off-duty'
Officer Terence Olridge was not taking any “official police action” when shot dead in an exchange of gunfire in the US state of Tennessee.
POLITICS
Marco Rubio a 'perfect little puppet'
Republican US presidential candidate Donald Trump says his rival Marco Rubio is a "perfect little puppet" of wealthy donors.
SPORTS
Iran, Japan play out draw in friendly
The national football teams of Iran and Japan have played out to a 1-1 draw in a friendly match.
TURKEY
Turks hold protests despite ban
People in Turkey hold demonstrations in the wake of Ankara bombings despite bans on gatherings.
BUSINESS
Twitter to cut 336 jobs amid restructuring
Twitter says it is going to cut 336 jobs as messaging platform puts into gear its restructuring plan.
POLITICS
Iran, Japan must improve ties: Rouhani
President Hassan Rouhani says Iran and Japan should improve relations in all fields.
POLITICS
Dems want Biden to run for president
Almost half of US Democrats want Vice President Joe Biden to enter the field and challenge front-runner Hillary Clinton, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll.
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