
RUSSIA
Police kill 11 gunmen in Chechnya
Leader of Russia’s Chechnya region says 11 gunmen have been killed by the police in clashes.

Leader of Russia’s Chechnya region says 11 gunmen have been killed by the police in clashes.

Italy’s former PM admits his politicization of referendum led to a big defeat in the vote.

The Iranian flag carrier has finalized talks with Airbus to purchase 100 aircraft.

An analyst says the United States was never interested in truly implementing the JCPOA and its intent all along was to closely spy on Iran’s nuclear facilities.

We cannot allow it to pass because this is a disaster, says the Russian ambassador to the UN.

Four major importers of wheat into Yemen have said that as of January they will no longer be able to fulfill their obligations, the UN says.

The US Navy has temporarily grounded all of its F/A-18 aircraft to determine the reason of the notorious warplane’s last crash.

At least 10 people are killed and 27 other wounded in a militant attack in the central Jordanian city of Karak.

The Iranian president plans to pay a visit to Armenia, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan to discuss enhanced relations.

The UN says the seizure of Sirte was "a major step forward in liberating Libya from terrorism."

An analyst says Turkey’s alignment with Russia and Iran over Syria indicates a major shift in power in the Middle East and a dramatic decline in US influence in the region.

China has agreed to return a captured US underwater drone, according to the Pentagon.

Amnesty's statement asked the Algerian government to "fight racism against sub-Saharans."

Yemeni army soldiers and allied fighters kill six pro-Saudi militiamen during an exchange of gunfire in the country's southwestern province of Ta'izz.

A senior Iranian official says the liberation of the Syrian city of Aleppo exposed the failed policy of the West in supporting terrorism.

The angry demonstrators chanted slogans, carrying placards denouncing Myanmar's Nobel laureate and state counselor, Aung San Suu Kyi.

The polish opposition extends a sit-in in parliament in protest at restrictions on media access.

The number of homeless children in the UK who will spend Christmas in temporary accommodation stands at more than 124,000, government figures have revealed.