French firms are worried that their government’s headstrong approach in nuclear talks with Iran might have harmed their business chances as international companies are jostling for position in one of the lucrative emerging markets.
A gunman has opened fire in an Alabama church, leaving three wounded.
Seven people suffer heart attacks during the Beijing International Marathon amid heavy air pollution.
The Iranian foreign minister says the JCPOA will pave the way for more economic ties with Japan.
Yemen’s Houthi fighters release six foreign hostages, including two Americans.
Senior CENTCOM officials bullied intelligence analysts into giving favorable reports on US airstrikes in Syria and Iraq, a report says.
At least five Daesh militants are killed in a security operation by Afghan forces in the country's east.
The Dutch foreign minister says the Iran-P5+1 agreement has set the stage for closer cooperation between Tehran and Amsterdam.
The Cuban former president Fidel Castro has given his book on spirituality to Pope Francis during a meeting amid Pope’s visit to the Caribbean country.
Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says the Pentagon's program to train and equip “moderate” militants to fight inside Syria has failed.
Iran's President Rouhani says the recent nuclear agreement has proved wrong the accusation that Tehran is after nukes.
Alexis Tsipras declares victory for his Left-wing Syriza political party in Greece's snap elections.
At least 8 people are killed in multiple bomb explosions in Nigeria.
Democratic US presidential candidate Bernie Sanders censures his Republican rival, Ben Carson, for making inappropriate remarks about Muslims.
Saudi Arabia’s Interior Ministry confirms the deaths of two government troops in an attack on the Najran region.
An arson attack on a gym, destined to be a shelter for refugees, in the southwestern German town of Wertheim, leaves the place uninhabitable.
A rights group raps as “scandalous” the appointment of Saudi Arabia as the head of a key panel in the UN Human Rights Council.
The Russians are in Syria to protect the Syrian government and their naval facility in Tartus, which provides Moscow access to the Mediterranean, a former Pentagon official says.
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