
FOREIGN POLICY
Saudis tricked US veterans to oppose 9/11 law
US veterans reveal a Saudi scheme that duped them into opposing the 9/11 law that implicated the Riyadh regime in the attacks.

US veterans reveal a Saudi scheme that duped them into opposing the 9/11 law that implicated the Riyadh regime in the attacks.

Suspected US drone strikes continue to target positions in Yemen for the fifth consecutive day.

The deadly human crush occurred during a religious function in Zambia’s capital, Lusaka.

The Iranian men's national beach soccer team beats Afghanistan 6-1 at the 2017 AFC Beach Soccer Championship.

There has been a surge in the number of homegrown extremists traveling from Germany to fight in Iraq and Syria, German media say.

Over 70 percent of Americans think being American has lost its meaning, according to a poll.

The German Chancellery said recent remarks by Turkish President Erdogan comparing German officials to Nazis were “absolutely unacceptable.”

Hypermarkets and mass merchandisers from Turkey, UAE, and European countries are capitalizing on dramatic shifts taking place in the Iranian market.

Ayatollah Khamenei says Iranians should put their national might on display to disappoint enemies.

Tehran strongly rejects Manama’s recent claims that it is seeking to destabilize the kingdom.

Young Iranian female volleyball players lose to China at the 11th edition of Asian Girls’ U18 Volleyball Championship in China.

An American analyst argues that Washington’s plan to take immigrant children away from their parents at US borders is tantamount to torture.

A London-based commentator says the Bahrain dictatorship crushes dissent because it knows it has the full support of Western powers.

The Iran women's national under-20 football team beats Ukraine 2-0 in a friendly match in Tehran.

Prime Minister Li Keqiang advises against any activity aimed at bringing independence to Taiwan.

The Israeli prime minister is set to visit Moscow for talks with the Russian president on the role of Iran in Syria.

Citizens gathered at a mosque in The Netherlands’ capital city, Amsterdam, on Sunday to show solidarity with the country’s Muslim population.

The International Organization for Migration says the number includes some 45,000 who have fled western Mosul since late February.