
POLITICS
Zarif urges closer Iran-Greece ties
Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif urges the expansion of bilateral relations between Tehran and Athens.

Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif urges the expansion of bilateral relations between Tehran and Athens.

Three UN peacekeepers are reportedly injured in landmine explosion in central Mali.

Lebanon holds a conference to shed light on the ongoing Saudi aggression against Yemen.

The Chechen leader says the dogma of the ISIL terrorist group is in direct opposition to the Islamic teachings.

The largest Wesleyan Methodist body and fourth largest Christian denominational church in the United Kingdom has apologized cases of sexual abuse.

The European Union says it is suspending its electoral observer mission to Burundi.

The US is preparing to launch a war against China and Russia to save the Western banking system, an American political analyst and activist says.

The International Monetary Fund says Greece will lose funds if debt repayment missed.

Wendy Sherman will depart her post as the chief US negotiator with Iran shortly after the June 30 deadline for a final nuclear accord.

The death toll from a blistering heatwave sweeping large swathes of India surpasses 1,400.

French medical staff protest against the government’s planned changes in their working hours.

Governor of the Central Bank of Iran Valiollah Seif says liquidity growth is in check but some economists warn of a “tsunami” of cash which is inundating the market.

A senior Spanish judge says he has accepted to hear a lawsuit against Nigeria-based Boko Haram militants.

British Prime Minister David Cameron is touring Europe to get EU reform for the UK, or else Britons will vote to leave, he warns.

The Ukrainian president says Kiev will only hold talks with the leaders of Donetsk and Luhansk only after local elections in the two regions.

South Africa's president is cleared of corruption charges related to upgrades in his residence.

Christian family who refused to make a pro-gay marriage cake because of their religious beliefs, have said they will appeal court decision made against them.

Sepp Blatter says "more bad news will follow" for FIFA, which is engulfed in a corruption scandal.