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‘Mediterranean migrant deaths tops 2,000’
The IOM says over 2,000 migrants who tried to reach Europe via the Mediterranean this year have lost their lives.

The IOM says over 2,000 migrants who tried to reach Europe via the Mediterranean this year have lost their lives.

Iranian winger Alireza Jahanbakhsh signs a five-year contract with Dutch club AZ Alkmaar.

Britain’s Labour leadership frontrunner has blamed the government of Prime Minister David Cameron for the country’s financial crisis.

A Pentagon spokesman says that the United States is not at war with the Syrian government.

Iran B national volleyball team defeats Thailand in straight sets at the 2015 Asian Men's Volleyball Championship in Tehran.

Iran says the US is taking measures to establish first US-Iran Joint Chamber of Commerce.

Forces loyal to the former Yemeni regime say they are being reinforced by Saudi and UAE ground troops.

A disturbing video has been released showing a Kentucky officer who is handcuffing a crying third-grader disabled boy at a school.

Iran says a plan is on agenda to provide funds to companies to buy planes.

The South Korean president dismisses her health minister over the MERS outbreak in the country.

Pakistani officials execute a man who committed a murder back in 2004, when it was not initially known whether he was a minor or not.

Malaysian team finds more debris on French Indian Ocean island, where a Boeing flaperon turned up last week.

The former first lady of South Korea is set to make a rare visit to neighboring North Korea.

US police chiefs met Monday to discuss a spike in violent crime in major cities across the country.

An Iraqi official says more than 100 members of the Izadi Kurdish community leave Iraq every day amid the constant threat of death.

At least 11 people are killed in another building collapse near the Indian city of Mumbai.

Japan is to suspend preparation work for the construction of a new US military base on Okinawa.

The US and Saudi Arabia are playing a “double game” in the Middle East, says American author Ralph Schoenman.