
IRAQ
Terror fight to go on until final victory: Abadi
The Iraqi premier calls on regional states to offer intelligence and security help to Baghdad.

The Iraqi premier calls on regional states to offer intelligence and security help to Baghdad.

The US has been refusing to separate terrorists from what it describes as "moderate" militants.

Press TV’s full interview with Hossein Amir-Abdollahin, an adviser to the Iranian parliament speaker.

The South African government gave a formal notice of its intention to pull out of the International Criminal Court on Friday.

A political expert says Iraq is facing a combination of threats from Daesh terrorists, Turkish troops and Kurdish Peshmerga militants.

Tehran urges the Manama regime to set the stage for “comprehensive dialog” with opposition instead of using force.

Around 500 officers gathered near the Eiffel Tower in the French capital to express their anger on Thursday night.

Iranian official says foreign patrons of terror are trying to save it from imminent death in Iraq and Syria.

The Syrian envoy to the UN says terrorists resort to mortar attacks and use civilians as human shields as they seek to prevent them from leaving eastern Aleppo.

The left-wing group, Quebracho, organized the demonstration, during which protesters burned the British flag.

The US and Turkey agree to increase joint efforts to deliver a "lasting defeat" to Daesh terrorists in Syria and Iraq, the Pentagon claims.

Demonstrators representing various groups marched from central Athens to the Greek Parliament, the EU Commission offices and the United States Embassy on Thursday.

A political expert says the election system in the United States is usually rigged in favor of the billionaires.

The decision is a major blow to the Venezuelan opposition, which has been seeking to remove Maduro before the end of his term.

A UN panel said in a confidential report that arms suppliers from Bulgaria and Israel were fueling the war in South Sudan by procuring weapons to rebels.

US government lawyers on Thursday said they would prosecute a former NSA contractor accused of stealing a "breathtaking" amount of classified information.

The group targets several government sites in the northern city, amid an operation by Iraqi forces to drive the terrorists out of Mosul, their final stronghold.

EU leaders, who had prepared a strongly-worded draft statement on Russia on Thursday, issued a watered-down version of the text on Friday.