
CULTURE
Iran holds anti-Daesh poster exhibition
Iran holds anti-Daesh poster exhibition to raise awareness about the global threat posed by the terrorist group.

Iran holds anti-Daesh poster exhibition to raise awareness about the global threat posed by the terrorist group.

A police officer in the US has shot a black woman who allegedly refused to give up her “small” knife.

Friendly fire by the Saudi military has killed 20 allies of Riyadh in Yemen, reports say.

Polling stations open in public vote in Haiti, marking the first plebiscite since Michel Martelly was elected president more than four years ago.

Around 400 PKK fighters have been reportedly killed in Turkey’s airstrikes in northern Iraq.

British police have arrested 18 suspected illegal immigrants who were hiding in the back of a lorry in Hertfordshire.

A report released by Chinese government says the country’s consumer inflation has increased to 1.6 percent in July.

Iranian sportsman Seyyed Morteza Ja’fari receives Iran’s first ever gold medal in grass skiing.

A senior Iranian commander says the Takfiri ISIL terrorist group and its allies are on the brink of annihilation.

Britain’s social care chief exposes the failing system for elderly amid reports of abuse towards vulnerable adults.

Saudi Arabia continues its deadly aggression against Yemen, killing at least five civilians in the province of Amran.

Gun battles leave three people dead near the Line of Control in Kashmir, officials say.

Five kids and three adults were shot dead at a home in Harris County, Texas on Saturday.

Takfiri ISIL militants steal medical equipment worth over $16 million in Iraq’s eastern province of Diyala.

Obama purports to target warmongering lobbyists who are pressing for war against Iran, but keeps the military option alive, says an American author.

Iran says it is ready to negotiate with Japan over the return of the country’s enterprises to its energy projects.

The Bahraini regime reportedly lifts a temporary ban on the country’s only independent newspaper after criticism from rights groups.

Iraq's premier calls for immediate cancellation of the key posts of vice president and deputy prime minister.