
IRAQ
Iraq's Hashd retakes important area on Syria border
The important area is located near the Syrian border and its full liberation on Sunday came following fierce clashes with Daesh elements.

The important area is located near the Syrian border and its full liberation on Sunday came following fierce clashes with Daesh elements.

The communal polls are seen as a test of support for strongman Premier Hun Sen, one of Asia’s longest serving leaders, ahead of a 2018 general election.

Virginia's lieutenant governor and neurologist Ralph Northam calls US President Donald Trump a “narcissistic maniac.”

German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel says he will attempt to “normalize” ties with Turkey during his upcoming trip to Ankara.

The US’s missile interceptor system cannot stop our “shower of nuclear strike,” says North Korea.

A new study indicates that Labour Party leader Jeremy corby may get late election boost from ex-UKIP backers.

Three attackers are shot dead by police after staging car and stabbing attacks in city center.

Kurdish forces in Syria say major operations to liberate Raqqah from Daesh will begin over the next few days.

The United States’ withdrawal from the Paris accord does not mean Washington disregards environment, suggests the US ambassador to the UN.

American Senator Bernie Sanders praises Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn for his impressive efforts to raise the working class in the UK.

Americans hold rallies in 150 cities for "truth" about Donald Trump’s team's alleged ties with Russia.

Iran says the US will become more isolated in the wake of its withdrawal from the Paris agreement on climate change.

"I'm sure the worst is behind us," President Assad says of the conflict in Syria.

Here is a brief look at Press TV newsroom's headlines from 09:00 GMT to 17:00 GMT, June 3, 2017.

The Turkish premier's chief adviser is detained over suspected links to the Gulen movement.

Iran says terrorism is targeting stability and security of Afghanistan and the entire region.

The Pakistani military says its troops had killed five Indian soldiers in retaliation to Indian firing along the Line of Control in disputed Kashmir.

A report says leaked emails have suggested that a top UAE official and a pro-Israel think tank cooperate against Iran.