
EGYPT
Three Egyptian troops injured in Sinai
At least three Egyptian soldiers are injured by sniper fire in the restive northwestern Sinai Peninsula.

At least three Egyptian soldiers are injured by sniper fire in the restive northwestern Sinai Peninsula.

Anti-government protesters hold rallies in the two Turkish cities of Istanbul and Ankara.

The man behind Louisiana theater mass shooting easily bought gun despite years of mental problems.

Saudi Arabia's petrochemical giant, SABIC, reports 21.68 percent decline in net profits.

Saudi Arabia bombs several areas in Yemen.

A prominent Arab writer discusses the possible motives behind what he calls Turkey’s “U-turn” regarding ISIL.

Nepal police arrest eleven people in a southwestern village over a suspected case of human sacrifice.

At least six people are killed in a bomb attack targeting a hotel in the Somali capital.

An Iranian oil industry official says the country’s North Yaran oil field will start producing oil next year.

The deputy speaker of the UK House of Lords resigns over footage allegedly showing him using drugs with prostitutes.

The death toll from blasts at an Italian fireworks factory climbs to nine.

Hundreds gathered together on Saturday to protest against police brutality and the death of Sandra bland.

Saudi Arabia withdraws from the Asian Volleyball Championship to be held in Tehran, Iran.

British media reports say UK army troops will hit the streets in case of a terror attack.

Gunmen shoot dead a prominent Shia campaigner in Islamabad.

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif urges cooperation between Iran and Turkmenistan to fight terrorism in the region.

Lebanese politician Michel Aoun says no parallel could be drawn between Iran and Saudi Arabia in terms of political vitality in the two countries.

Iran’s beach soccer team trounces 10-3 at the BSWW Friendship Cup 2015 in Belarus.