
FOREIGN POLICY
Trump, Merkel meet in Washington
Donald Trump hosts Angela Merkel in Washington and the two discuss a range of issues, including the NATO alliance.

Donald Trump hosts Angela Merkel in Washington and the two discuss a range of issues, including the NATO alliance.

A UN report says South Sudan's President Salva Kiir is still boosting his forces using millions of dollars from oil sales despite a famine.

Jordanian Rima Khalaf resigned on Friday, after what she described as pressure from the UN chief.

Iraqi forces have successfully targeted the terrorists’ positions and headquarters.

Sixty percent of American voters say a pathway for legal residency should be the US government’s immigration priority, a poll shows.

Saudi Arabia’s King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud has cancelled his planned state visit to the Maldives.

The Pentagon has claimed that a US airstrike in northern Syria has not struck a mosque, but rather a nearby building.

Yemenis protest in Sana'a against the ongoing deadly Saudi campaign.

China reiterates its opposition to the US THAAD deployment to South Korea and points out its serious harm and consequences.

Iran's Hajj and Pilgrimage Organization says more than 85,000 Iranians will be attending this year’s annual Hajj pilgrimage.

Qatar is one of London's biggest landlords and now owns 24 million square feet of prime real estate, a British paper says.

Moscow suggested "looking at the situation in a multi-dimensional way in order to break the vicious circle of tensions."

German says may file a suit against the US at the World Trade Organization over President Donald Trump's proposed border tax.

A top Iranian official has criticized Saudi Arabia for undermining stability and calm in the Middle East region.

Trump will not repeat claims that Britain's GCHQ spy agency helped Obama wiretap Trump Tower.

China plans to erect a permanent environmental data monitoring station in South China Sea in a move that could possibly raise tensions in the disputed territory.

US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has warned that military action against North Korea would be "on the table" if Pyongyang elevated the threat level.

An Iranian cleric says the US sanctions against Iran following the nuclear deal proves that Washington is untrustworthy.