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Manila to stage drills with US, Japan
Manila sets military exercises with key allies, the US and Japan, in disputed waters, as China continues construction in South China Sea.

Manila sets military exercises with key allies, the US and Japan, in disputed waters, as China continues construction in South China Sea.

A report says the European Union has spent €11 billion on deportations since 2000.

Police in Australia issue an arrest warrant for an Australian doctor working for the terrorist ISIL group in Syria.

Saudi warplanes launch an airstrike on an area in Yemen’s capital.

The UNSC urges Libya’s warring parties to accept a draft agreement to resolve the ongoing conflict in the country.

Three more people are killed by the deadly MERS virus in South Korea.

Israeli extremists attack and set fire to the building of a Roman Catholic church.

An activist says that the United States is founded on bigotry against minorities in particular African-Americans.

The legislative council in Hong Kong votes against a controversial election reform bill.

FARC rebels in Colombia target an oil pipeline in the country’s north in a bomb attack.

The UN refugee agency puts the number of displaced people around the world at around 60 million in 2014.

An Iranian official says terrorism will eventually boomerang on its supporters.

A majority of voters in swing states of Florida, Ohio, and Pennsylvania deem Hillary Clinton untrustworthy, a new poll suggests.

Popular forces are joining army troops to block al-Nusra Front's advance toward Syria's Suwayda.

US State Senator Clementa Pinckney has been killed in a mass shooting at a historic African-American church in Charleston.

The Iraqi air force kills 75 ISIL terrorists during separate strikes in the provinces of al-Anbar and Salahuddin.

Iran’s Ministry of Petroleum has dismissed reports that it was storing oil in floating tankers in the Persian Gulf.

Thousands of Greeks hold a protest against international creditors demanding austerity measures.