
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Iran, P5+1 start fresh talks in Vienna
Iran and the P5+1 group of world powers start a new round of nuclear talks in Vienna.

Iran and the P5+1 group of world powers start a new round of nuclear talks in Vienna.

Ban Ki-moon says North Korea has cancelled an invitation for the UN secretary general to visit the Kaesong industrial complex.

The French Renault develops budget car for India to secure foothold in the country’s competitive market.

A Russian official warns Ukraine against hosting the NATO missile system.

Syrian forces are engaged in heavy fighting against the ISIL Takfiri terrorists near the ancient city of Palmyra.

A high-ranking Iranian gas industry official says the country’s natural gas output will hit one billion cubic meters per day by the end of sixth development plan.

Ford factory workers in Turkey stage a strike over a widening labor dispute.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has urged the State Department to speed up the release of her emails.

Yemeni tribal forces launch new retaliatory attacks against two Saudi cities on the border.

UK police have investigated politicians and celebrities over allegations of child abuse in the past.

A former US intelligence linguist says the US foreign policy is a “sick illusion” that was made by European oligarchs in their efforts to “dominate other nations”.

Greece says it cannot repay an IMF debt unless a deal is reached with its international lenders.

British government is on a collision course with doctors and nurses who are largely displeased with reforms to the health sector.

HRW condemns an Israeli court ruling facilitating the appropriation of Palestinian Bedouin lands.

France’s oil giant, Total, starts production from Russia’s Termokarstovoye gas field in northern Siberia.

A parliamentary report has detailed systematic failings in end-of-life care provisions that have severely let down dying patients.

Malaysia and Indonesia will no longer turn away vessels carrying Rohingya Muslim migrants from Myanmar.

British Home Secretary, Theresa May has pledged up to £15 million to fund health-based alternatives to jail cells to help those detained under the Mental Health act.