
NEWS BULLETIN
Bale extends contract with Real Madrid until 2022
Gareth Bale has signed a contract extension with Real Madrid until 2022, which will make him the best-paid player in the world.

Gareth Bale has signed a contract extension with Real Madrid until 2022, which will make him the best-paid player in the world.

Chelsea racked up a fourth consecutive league win without conceding a goal as they defeated Southampton 2-0 at St Mary's on Sunday.

Church bells could be heard for first time in two years in the Iraqi Christian town of Qaraqosh, which was recently liberated as part of a major offensive to liberate Mosul.

The campaign manager of US Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton has called on the FBI to release details of what it found “pertinent” to an email scandal investigation.

Hillary Clinton’s email case is probably a distraction to take away public attention from serious revelations about the things she has done, says an analyst.

The Iranian Parliament speaker says Iran and Cyprus have always maintained cordial relations and will further develop their ties.

The victims are from a single family, a mother and six of her children.

Sixty-five percent of Americans describe the problem of illegal drugs in the US as "extremely" or "very serious," a new Gallup poll shows.

Israeli forces gun down a Palestinian man in West Bank for alleged car-ramming attack.

Iceland’s premier steps aside after a defeat in snap parliamentary elections.

Security sources say 18 airmen have been detained in 17 provinces across the country.

Police is searching for suspects behind the shootings in Maryland and New York.

An analyst says the West is covertly funding and supporting terrorist groups in Syria to bring about regime change in the war-torn country.

A senior Iranian diplomat says Iran will continue to fully support Iraq in its fight against terrorism.

Al-Wefaq has filed an appeal to the Court of Cassation against its dissolution.

Egypt updates the death toll from recent floods, saying 22 are killed.

At least 36 people suffer suffocation after shells containing poisonous gases slam into two residential areas in Syria's northwestern city of Aleppo.

The Iranian Judiciary chief says the Islamic Republic opposes any scheme to break up Iraq and undermine its territorial integrity.