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Guatemala pres. barred from leaving country
Court bars president from leaving Guatemala amid a corruption scandal engulfing his administration.

Court bars president from leaving Guatemala amid a corruption scandal engulfing his administration.

Israeli forces have arrested the parents of a Palestinian boy who was beaten by an Israeli soldier in the occupied West Bank last week.

Turkish police use water cannons, rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse anti-government protesters in Istanbul.

Saudi Arabia’s fresh airstrikes kill at least 30 people in Yemen amid the silence of the international community.

Two more Democratic senators publicly voice support for the nuclear agreement with Iran.

More than 12,000 Icelanders have offered accommodation to Syrian asylum seekers through a Facebook humanitarian campaign.

The US police killed 105 people during the month of August, in which six cops were also shot.

The speaker of Iran's parliament says Tehran’s resistance forced Washington to accept Iran’s legitimate nuclear demands.

Daesh has carried out a chemical attack on Peshmerga forces battling the Takfiri terrorists in northern Iraq.

Moscow rejects reports by Israeli media that it aims to deploy fighter jets and military personnel to Syria.

The UN says there is no way to prevent Gaza from becoming uninhabitable by the next five year, unless Israel’s blockade on the sliver is lifted.

At least five people have been killed in a US assassination drone strike in Pakistan’s northwestern tribal region.

The US will remain the “elephant in China shop” by pursuing David Petraeus's idea of war on Daesh, says Kevin Zeese.

The Nigerian army has recaptured the key town of Gamboru Ngala from Boko Haram militants in the northeastern state of Borno.

The Iranian foreign minister says Tehran is ready to help settle the Middle East problems.

Iranian commander Major General Qassem Soleimani says the US is using the Daesh Takfiri group against Muslims.

A senior Iranian official says the Islamic Republic welcomes cooperation with US companies in petrochemical sector.

About half the detainees at Guantanamo need to be imprisoned "indefinitely," Carter says.