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Six killed in Nepal constitution protest
At least 6 people die in the fresh wave of clashes between Nepalese police and protesters opposed to the proposed internal borders in the draft constitution.

At least 6 people die in the fresh wave of clashes between Nepalese police and protesters opposed to the proposed internal borders in the draft constitution.

Tokyo’s plans to broaden its military influence will send Japan “up in flames” in the event of a US-China war, says an analyst.

Iraqi Parliament Speaker Salim al-Jabouri arrives in Tehran to hold talks with senior Iranian officials.

US President Barack Obama says alleged Chinese cyber attacks “are not acceptable.”

Several thousand Armenians stage rallies in Yerevan to protest the rising electricity prices.

Amnesty International warns the abuse scandal in the CAR will “discredit the entire UN system” if the crimes go unpunished.

French couple are found complicit in killing their three-year-old son in a whirling washing machine.

Mortar shells fired by Takfiri militants leave twelve civilians dead and about three dozen others injured in and around the Syrian capital, Damascus.

At least 11 people are injured in an earthquake in Japan.

Iran’s Health Ministry is ready to send expert medical teams to Saudi Arabia after a crane collapse incident.

The German foreign minister says the influx of refugees could be the greatest-ever challenge for EU.

A prominent activist blames the Saudi regime for its negligence in the deadly crane incident in Mecca.

Former Texas governor Rick Perry has dropped out of US presidential campaign for 2016.

At least 13 Yemeni people have been killed and scores of others wounded in Saudi Arabia’s latest air raids.

US President Obama has warned Russia against arming Syria in fight with the Takfiri Daesh terrorists.

The Egyptian army in Sinai has reportedly killed nearly 100 Daesh-linked militants.

A Jewish Daesh militant is arrested in Florida over distributing online instructions about carrying out terrorist attacks in the US and Australia.

At least 82 bags of radioactive contaminated materials from the Japan’s disabled Fukushima nuclear plant have been swept away by flood.