
INTERVIEWS
‘US response to 9/11 made world far worse’
The United States’ response to the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks has made the world a far worse place, an international lawyer in Indonesia says.

The United States’ response to the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks has made the world a far worse place, an international lawyer in Indonesia says.

British envoy to the UN offers an additional justification for last months' airstrike on Syria.

Pro-independence demonstrators hold a mass pro-independence demonstration in Spain’s autonomous Catalonia region.

Russia calls for a global move to provide assistance to the Syrian government in its fight against the Takfiri Daesh terrorists.

New statistics suggest that UK construction sector dropped in July.

A civilian is killed and three police officers are injured in a suspected PKK attack in Turkey’s Diyarbakir.

US Vice President Joe Biden says he is very much unsure about a run for president.

IEA says US oil production could plunge to the lowest level in over 20 years due to plunging oil prices.

An Indian court convicts 12 suspects over the bombings of seven Mumbai commuter trains back in 2006.

Iran has signed an agreement with an Austrian consortium to launch a special tourism train.

A newly released video shows Hungarian police forces distributing food among refugees in a humiliating manner.

The Israeli premier has suffered "one defeat in a long war" after Senate Democrats blocked a GOP resolution disapproving the Iran nuclear agreement.

Four people are killed in a fierce gun battle between Indian troops and a group of armed men in Kashmir.

Burundi’s army chief survives an assassination attempt, which left seven people dead.

Tribal leaders in Yemen’s Ma’rib Province condemn Saudi military aggression against the Arab country.

Latest trading data figures show Iran has lowered the quarterly price for its flagship crude to the lowest in three years.

A video shows US police officers using a stun gun on a mentally-ill black woman, who later died.

The UN vows to expel peacekeepers whose countries fail to punish the perpetrators of sexual abuse.