
FOREIGN POLICY
US to Myanmar: Make Rohingyas citizens
The US has called on Myanmar to grant "citizenship" to Rohingya Muslims, who live in apartheid-like conditions in Rakhine state in the Southeast Asian country.

The US has called on Myanmar to grant "citizenship" to Rohingya Muslims, who live in apartheid-like conditions in Rakhine state in the Southeast Asian country.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas says he is determined to continue efforts to set up an independent Palestinian state.

The gap between rich and poor in the US has hit its highest levels in 30 years, a new report shows.

The latest round of nuclear talks between Iran and the P5+1 group conclude in the Austrian capital of Vienna.

Over a dozen people, including three children, are injured in blasts ripping through two mosques in Yemen.

The Yemeni army and Popular Committees take over Saudi Arabia’s al-Me’zab military site, a Yemeni broadcaster says.

Golden State Warriors beat Houston Rockets 99-98 in the NBA Western Conference finals game 2.

The economy of Tunisia has seen its worst growth in the past three years, according to new figures published by a national statistics center.

A bomb attack carried out by ISIL targets a Shia mosque in the Qatif region in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province, killing at least 21 people.

A United States embassy worker in London has been arrested on charges of scamming and blackmailing hundreds of women.

Israel is concerned over the final resolution of the ongoing NPT conference which might pressure Tel Aviv into acknowledging its nuclear arsenal.

A high-ranking Iraqi delegation has visited Tehran and discussed oil and gas drilling by Iranian companies in the country, the Mehr news agency says.

Iran says it will not yield to excessive demands by the West in nuclear talks.

Saudi warplanes carry out several new airstrikes in Yemen.

The United States has been conducting surveillance on the countries that it calls ally, says an analyst.

Exxon Mobil is reported to have stationed lobbyists to push the envelope on Iran sanctions with the US government as Western companies are jostling for access to the Middle East country’s massive oil and gas fields.

Yemen’s Ansarullah says it will attend the Geneva peace talks only if Riyadh stops its military raids on Yemen.

US police say they have arrested a suspect in the murdering of members of a wealthy family in Washington, DC.