
FOREIGN POLICY
US repeats hacking claims against Russia
James Clapper is “very confident” that recent hackings of Hillary Clinton’s campaign are done by Russia.

James Clapper is “very confident” that recent hackings of Hillary Clinton’s campaign are done by Russia.

Hundreds of South African students gather outside president Zuma's offices in Pretoria to protest rising tuition fees.

Many believe that the recapture of Mosul, which fell to Daesh in 2014, would signal the terror outfit’s total defeat in Iraq.

Iran’s Velayati is in Iraq to attend the 9th session of the Supreme Council of the World Assembly of Islamic Awakening.

Local Indian officials say the blast injures 15 people, with some of them having critical burn injuries.

Doctors Without Borders says the EU and Greece have “failed to establish humane and dignified reception conditions” for refugees.

Thirty-four percent of US women say they worry "frequently" or "occasionally" about being sexually assaulted, a new poll shows.

The UN refugee agency says the number of registered refugees from South Sudan increased from 27,250 at the end of August to 53,974 at the end of September.

More than 60,000 people are staying at New York City’s homeless shelters, a first in the wealthy American town’s history.

The 11-hour pause took effect in Aleppo on Thursday in a bid to allow civilians and militants to leave the city.

Michel Aoun is an ally of Lebanon’s resistance movement, Hezbollah.

Russia conducts a ballistic missile drill near the western border with Estonia.

The potential bans, which seem to be mainly targeting Russia, could worsen the already tense ties between Moscow and the West.

Turkish jets pound Kurdish position in northern Syria, killing scores of militants.

Iran's President Rouhani says the country is pursuing peaceful coexistence with other countries in the world.

Iran's ambassador to the United Nations has blamed Israel for the deterioration of Palestinians’ miseries and Middle East tensions.

A majority of likely American voters believe the media is biased against Donald Trump, a new poll shows.

The rebuttal on Thursday came after the top US commander in the Middle East, Joseph Votel, said he thought Iran was playing a role in alleged recent missile launches.