
INTERVIEWS
What’s wrong with US electoral system?
The US electoral system prevents other views from being presented to the American public, an analyst says.

The US electoral system prevents other views from being presented to the American public, an analyst says.

An author says Iran and Lebanon have mutual interests and enemies in the Middle East region.

A senior Iranian official says a small-scale world war has been waged by terrorists against the oppressed people in the Middle East.

A Palestinian official says Palestine had applied for an Interpol membership over a year ago, but the organization had rejected the request for a vote.

Pakistani police said the civilians were killed by Indian shelling in Battal sector of Kashmir.

Americans are heading to the polls to choose a new president after one of the most divisive US presidential elections in history.

The five formed a network led by a 32-year-old Iraqi national, German prosecutors say.

The Iranian foreign minister says Iran is ready to cooperate with Lebanon to counter the common threats of Israel and extremism.

Donald Trump has rejected “purposely wrong” polls showing a tight race on Election Day with Hillary Clinton.

The UN says Daesh has forced 1,500 families to retreat with them from the recently liberated Iraqi town of Hammam al-Alil.

What Turkish authorities do leads me to believe that Ankara does not want to be ready to respect European standards, Juncker says.

Construction work on the underground rail network has also been halted.

The court turned down a government appeal over the nullification of President Sisi’s deal with Saudi Arabia over the control of two Red Sea islands.

The Republican candidate is only 4 votes away from victory with 289 Electoral Votes against 218 for Democratic Hillary Clinton.

A grenade blast has killed a child and wounded 32 UN troops in DR Congo’s eastern city of Goma.

The Iranian foreign minister says the role played by Hezbollah as the symbol of resistance is a source of pride for the entire Muslim world.

UN officials have proven that they are reluctant to lose Saudi financial support for defending Yemeni civilians, a political commentator says.

The move comes in reaction to the US obstruction of Russian diplomats seeking to observe Tuesday's presidential election in the United States for possible violations.