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Six soldiers killed in Karabakh clashes
Six soldiers die in fresh clashes between Azerbaijani and Armenian troops in Karabakh.

Six soldiers die in fresh clashes between Azerbaijani and Armenian troops in Karabakh.

The Takfiri ISIL terrorist group abducts more than 180 children in the Iraqi city of Mosul.

Conservative British lawmakers accuse Barack Obama of interfering in British politics after the US president said the UK must remain in the European Union.

Riyadh announces a five-day lull in its military aggression against Yemen, according to the Saudi Press Agency.

Iran says no authorization has been provided for the American fast-food giant McDonald’s to operate in the country.

Dozens of EU political and diplomatic figures support the nuclear conclusion reached between Iran and the P5+1.

The Syrian president grants a general amnesty to army deserters and draft-dodgers.

Istanbul governor bans a planned anti-ISIL demonstration in the wake of the blast in Suruc.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) blames China for a significant surge in economic espionage cases in the United States.

Iran’s former weightlifting champion Mir Rasoul Raeisi dies at the age of 91 in Tehran.

Passengers are facing delays of around three hours after what Eurotunnel has described as migrant activity.

The UNICEF says 1.8 million children in Yemen are out of education as a result of Saudi attacks.

Concerns for a girl that was being abused were raised by the charity Barnardo's several years before any arrests were made with the charity claiming that insufficient action was taken.

Iranian freestyle wrestlers collect four medals at Poland Open, Ziolkowski & Pytlasinski 2015.

Yvette Cooper has said the Labour leadership battle is at risk of going back to the 1950's with the female candidates being treated in a manner where they are seen as unable to be the leader.

Iran has introduced $29 billion worth of mining projects to a trade and investment conference held with the EU in Vienna to discuss post-sanction opportunities for cooperation.

Tunisia's parliament approves a new anti-terrorism law that seeks to counter growing extremism in the country.

US President Barack Obama has said that “Africa is on the move,” extolling the spirit of entrepreneurship during a summit in Kenya.