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8 more die in Saudi strikes in Yemen
At least 8 people are killed in fresh Saudi airstrikes in Yemen’s Hajjah province.

At least 8 people are killed in fresh Saudi airstrikes in Yemen’s Hajjah province.

An Egyptian court postpones until June 25 the trial of former President Morsi on charges of espionage.

Dozens of people have been treated in the UK over a chemical leak at a park.

Russian officials are in Tehran for final talks on a multibillion-dollar agreement which includes sales of Iranian oil to that country in exchange for electricity, the Mehr news agency reported on Monday.

The MSF expresses concern about a fuel blockade imposed by ISIL terrorists in northern Syria.

The 35th flotilla of the Iranian Navy leaves for the high seas to safeguard naval routes for the country’s vessels.

Three people have been shot and wounded during a Father’s Day party at a park in the US state of New Jersey.

Iran’s interior minister urges serious fight against terrorist groups, particularly ISIL Takfiris.

A second district in northern Afghanistan falls under Taliban control.

Iran’s foreign minister is set to hold talks with his European counterparts in Luxemburg, a European source says.

A human rights group says the Israeli army is not doing enough to protect Palestinians from settlers.

Republican presidential campaigns have reportedly been funded by a man linked to the Charleston church killer.

Explosions and gunfire rock Afghanistan’s parliament building in Kabul, resulting in the death of two civilians and seven militants.

A Russian official says the objective of the ‘anti-terror coalitions’ formed by the West is to interfere in the affairs of countries.

Iranian lawmakers are calling for government and judiciary intervention after reports that a Saudi holding is maintaining a monopoly on production of cooking oil in Iran.

Two branches of Russia’s Sberbank in the Ukrainian capital, Kiev, are targeted by separate blasts.

Syria’s UN envoy says some 80,000 terrorists have so far infiltrated into Syria from Turkey and Jordan.

US Defense Secretary Ash Carter says Russia under President Vladimir Putin will continue to go “backward.”