
ECONOMY
‘Suzuki to introduce four models to Iran’
Suzuki Motor Corp and Iran Khodro have agreed on supplying the Iranian market with four new models of the Japanese automaker, the Fars news agency says.

Suzuki Motor Corp and Iran Khodro have agreed on supplying the Iranian market with four new models of the Japanese automaker, the Fars news agency says.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu angered both the White House and US lawmakers by his speech at Congress on March 3, says an analyst.

Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump leads another new poll, gaining even more support.

Driving hundreds of tractors, French farmers have staged a protest on Paris streets, Press TV reports.

An Egyptian court gives life sentence to 25 alleged supporters of the ousted president, Mohamed Morsi.

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon calls for an end to the ongoing violence in Nepal.

Iran plans $50 billion of investment to boost recovery from its shared oil and gas fields, including 700,000 barrels per day of crude, Minister of Petroleum Bijan Zangeneh says.

HRW says US partnership with Saudi Arabia stands in contrast with Washington's human rights claims.

Republican US presidential candidates are fighting to grab a big piece of the Zionist pie, an American scholar says.

Nigeria reinstates over 3,000 soldiers dismissed over indiscipline in the battle against Boko Haram.

An analyst says that by “exaggerating” threats of a military encounter with China, the US spreads fear against the country.

NATO launches a new military command center in the Lithuanian capital amid growing tensions with Russia over Ukraine.

Iran's embassy in Kuwait rejects accusations bandied about in Kuwaiti media linking Tehran to a terror cell.

Refugees lie down on railway tracks in Hungary after being prevented from leaving for Western Europe.

The US Navy has launched a new tactical communications satellite into earth’s orbit.

The International Monetary Fund says China’s slowdown and other factors are pushing the global economy to much deeper trouble than originally thought.

British prime minister will be invited to address a special session of the European parliament

Syria’s deputy foreign minister blames Turkey for pushing Syrian refugees to seek asylum in Europe.