
POLITICS
Indictment ‘likely’ in FBI’s Clinton probe
Sources familiar with an FBI investigation into the Clinton’s family foundation say the bureau might press charges.

Sources familiar with an FBI investigation into the Clinton’s family foundation say the bureau might press charges.

The Syrian president says the Western states, particularly the US, are to blame for the failure of the latest ceasefire in his country.

Kenya's president harshly criticizes the UN over allegations against a Kenyan commander in South Sudan.

The UN’s migration agency says the latest refugee deaths bring this year's toll to more than 4,220.

Retirees stage a protest against plans by the Greek government to enforce new pension cuts.

The Palestinian youth was fatally shot near the illegal West Bank settlement of Ofra.

A photographer from Iran's Arabic-language Alalam television news network is reportedly among those injured in militant attacks on Aleppo.

Turkey wants Germany to extradite anti-Ankara militants and opposition supporters it dubs ‘terrorists.’

A senior Iranian commander says the US has no longer the ability to invade any country directly.

The UK High Court’s ruling to make Brexit dependent on Parliamentary approval deals a major blow to Prime Minister Theresa May’s plans.

Saad Hariri's nomination as the new prime minister is part of a political deal that resulted in Michel Aoun becoming head of state.

At least 30 civilians are killed in a US-led airstrike in Afghan province of Kunduz.

The leader of the Daesh terrorist group calls on his followers not to retreat as Iraqi forces close in on Mosul.

In a statement by the Pakistani Foreign Ministry on Thursday, the Indian diplomats were accused of causing instability in Pakistan’s Sindh and Baluchistan provinces.

An analyst says Russia has played a constructive role in achieving a political settlement in Syria but the US is preventing any kind of peace process.

Riot police fired teargas and used batons to scatter anti-corruption protesters in the capital, Nairobi.

Khalid al-Umair was among a group of people arrested in January 2009 as they tried to start a protest against the Israeli bombing of the besieged Gaza Strip.

Armenia has signed a memorandum of understanding to purchase more gas from Iran and sell it to Georgia.