
POLITICS
‘No state should come between Iran, Pakistan’
A senior Iranian official stresses further promotion of ties between Tehran and Islamabad.

A senior Iranian official stresses further promotion of ties between Tehran and Islamabad.

Here is a brief look at Press TV newsroom's headlines from 0900 GMT to 1700 GMT, May 24, 2017.

Three people are killed in a US drone strike in eastern Afghanistan.

Saudi Arabia defends Bahrain’s deadly crackdown on the supporters of a top Shia cleric.

The Al-Jazeera Arabic website is inaccessible in both Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

Local Muslim leaders in Manchester have expressed concern about rising hate crimes against Muslims following the terror attack in the British city.

Iran has signed an agreement with a Spanish-Iranian consortium over the production of corrosion resistant pipes used in the oil industry.

A bomb blast in Kenya’s eastern border with Somalia has left three police officers dead and two others injured.

Two bombs explode near a bus station in eastern Jakarta, leaving a police officer and a suspected bomber dead.

Bahraini clerics have announced an open-ended national mourning in support of Sheikh Isa Qassim and to honor Diraz victims.

UN experts slam Riyadh over razing an old part of a Shia Muslim-majority town in eastern Saudi Arabia.

The Iranian and Turkish presidents highlight further promotion of bilateral ties.

A German parliamentary group cancels a scheduled visit to Turkey.

US President Donald Trump arrived in Brussels on Wednesday ahead of his first talks with NATO and European Union leaders.

A peace activist says due to Washington's influence the United Nations is unable to move from statements to action regarding the war on Yemen.

Iran says the US president’s claims against Tehran are nothing but outdated propaganda.

Turkish authorities have seized or appointed an administrator to 879 firms worth about $11.32 billion in assets since the 2016 coup attempt.

Police rushed forces to a north Indian town and arrested dozens of people to stop clashes there.