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Australia tells Jakarta to fix borders
Australian foreign minister tells Indonesia to better manage its borders in a row over illegal migrants.

Australian foreign minister tells Indonesia to better manage its borders in a row over illegal migrants.

A gunman has been killed after shooting a Highway Patrol trooper in Florida.

Iran and the P5+1 are set to resume another round of expert-level nuclear talks in Vienna on Wednesday.

Three police officers and a militant are killed in clashes in Tunisia.

India has conveyed its fresh interest in oil and exploration projects in Iran after Tehran cancelled major concessions due to New Delhi’s dithering.

A purported militant source in Libya denies US claims that its airstrikes have killed al-Qaeda-linked terrorist Mokhtar Belmokhtar.

The death toll from the latest Saudi airstrikes on Yemen’s al-Jawf and Ta'izz provinces rises to 35.

A 16-year-old boy has been arrested on charges of murdering four people in Ohio.

Hamas calls for the release of hunger-striking inmates held by Israel and the Palestinian Authority.

Turkish President Erdogan says he will ask the AK Party to form a coalition government.

The Bolivian president slams the US for using military coups and dictatorships to impose its policies.

Iran’s aviation companies are still facing stringent Western restrictions for procurement of plane parts, secretary of Association of Iranian Airlines (AIRA) has said.

Senator Graham has attacked former secretary of state Hillary Clinton for her foreign policy decisions.

A Palestinian shot by Israeli forces was left under an Israeli military car for three hours before his death.

Iran’s Foreign Minister says regional and Muslim countries must reinforce their unity to end war in Yemen.

A senior Iranian official says the West and Israel seek to divert Muslims’ attention from the Palestine issue by creating ISIL.

Democrats are under fire by gun groups over bringing a legislative proposal to restrict access to handguns in the US.

Iran’s President says the nation's nuclear negotiators comply with the country’s red lines in the talks with the P5+1.