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Iran slams Saudi raid on Yemen wedding
The Saudi aggression has only brought death and destruction upon Yemen, Iran says after 51 people were killed in an attack on a wedding.

The Saudi aggression has only brought death and destruction upon Yemen, Iran says after 51 people were killed in an attack on a wedding.

The UN envoy to Libya is to propose a list of candidates for a unity government in hours.

Both major US political parties are dominated by corporate money and the financial markets, an American political activist says.

Turkey bans TV channels close to an anti-government cleric ahead of key elections in the country.

Opposition lawmakers in Kosovo throw tear gas in the parliament during a noisy protest over a government deal with Serbia.

A new report suggests the British government's welfare reforms could push more people into poverty.

Iran's ISOICO has signed a major deal with Germany’s Nordic Yards over the construction of offshore facilities.

The Syrian information minister stresses the need for a ground operation to fight against Daesh.

Washington claims Moscow is intentionally targeting non-ISIL targets in Syria.

Russia says Daesh has grown in strength since the start of the US-led aerial campaign in Syria.

The US is expected to sail warships close to China’s artificial islands in the South China Sea to signal it does not recognize Chinese territorial claims.

NATO announces plans to create two more headquarters in Eastern Europe.

The medical charity, Doctors Without Borders, rejects claims about the presence of Afghan militants in the US-bombed Kunduz hospital.

Human Rights Watch calls for the immediate release of two prominent Bahraini opposition leaders.

UK pledges troops for Baltic States as NATO-Russia tensions simmering over Syria and Ukraine.

Israeli troops fire tear gas to disperse Palestinian protesters angry over provocations by Israeli forces and settlers in al-Aqsa.

Syria’s top army commander says a massive operation has been launched against terrorists in the northwestern province of Aleppo.

GOP voters say it is more important that a US presidential candidate has new ideas than “experience and a proven record,” a new poll has showed.