
POLITICS
Iran condemns Ankara bomb blasts
Iran extends condolences to the Turkish government and nation over the Ankara bombings which left nearly 100 dead.

Iran extends condolences to the Turkish government and nation over the Ankara bombings which left nearly 100 dead.

Damage from the corruption scandal that centered on Brazil's oil giant Petrobras could amount to 20 billion reais ($5.3 billion).

China’s Central Bank has started a global payment system which provides cross-border transactions in yuan.

A senior Iranian diplomat says the international community must back Iraq in the fight against terrorism.

At least one person is reportedly killed and another wounded in Ukrainian army fire in eastern Ukraine.

Indian police detain 21 people violence against Muslims accused of slaughtering a cow in Uttar Pradesh.

The 20th anniversary of the ‘Million Man March’ against racial inequality draws tens of thousands of US blacks to the National Mall in Washington.

Three explosions, blamed on Boko Haram, kill nearly 40 people in Chad.

Syrian government forces liberate a village from Takfiri militants in the province of Hama.

Egypt and France sign a deal on the delivery of two French warships.

A Press TV poll shows that the Saudi regime was to blame for the tragedy of Mina during the Hajj pilgrimage.

Israel has arrested almost 200 teenagers in the occupied West Bank and East al-Quds since October 10, a Palestinian group says.

Tens of thousands rally against the EU-US free trade deal in Berlin.

President Rouhani says stability in the Middle East and Europe will be beneficial to the entire world.

Police have found a bomb at a hotel in Northern Ireland.

The US pulled its warship out of the Persian Gulf over fear of Russian missiles, says an analyst.

Iran says it plans to issue instant visas for foreign traders that arrive at the southern port city of Bandar Abbas.

An American man has been fatally shot by a trooper in the state of Michigan, police say.