
KOREAS
'N Korea-US peace likely if troops leave South'
A top North Korean diplomat says Pyongyang would review ties with Washington if US troops are pulled out from the South.

A top North Korean diplomat says Pyongyang would review ties with Washington if US troops are pulled out from the South.

A new poll shows a majority of US Democrats are in favor of putting an end to the Electoral College system.

The International Organization for Migration says refugee deaths from Mediterranean shipwrecks have hit an all-time record high.

The US House of Representatives votes to block the sale of commercial aircraft to Iran.

A bomb attack at a wedding ceremony in western Iraq has killed at least 16 people and left 45 others injured.

Iran says continues to honor its commitments under the nuclear agreement with world powers.

Samy Badibanga who led a fringe opposition bloc in DR Congo parliament, will be the country's next prime minister.

The French PM warns of chances for far-right Marine Le Pen to win next year's presidential election.

An official parliamentary report says the dire condition of Aboriginal Australians is 'stagnating or worsening' despite Canberra's promises to ameliorate it.

US President Barack Obama hopes that Trump would stand up to Russia when needed.

Moscow expresses hope that the new US government will adopt a new approach to resolving the crisis in Syria.

The EU agrees to conditionally waive visas for Ukrainians traveling to the countries of the bloc.

Senior Republican Senator Mitch McConnell says Senate is ready to pass the Iran Sanctions Act.

South Korean MPs approve a bill, authorizing a special prosecutor to probe the corruption scandal engulfing President Park.

James Clapper is stepping down from his position as the head of the US National Intelligence.

A senior official says Turkey would no longer have a prime minister in a new proposed presidential system.

Iraqi counterterrorism units have urged locals to stay indoors during mop-up operations in the eastern Mosul district of al-Tahrir.

Myanmar bars an American photographer from attending his own exhibition in the country on the plight of the stateless Rohingya Muslims.