
INTERVIEWS
'Pentagon lacked desire for Syria truce'
An academic says the Pentagon did not have the desire to "keep the ceasefire going” from the start.

An academic says the Pentagon did not have the desire to "keep the ceasefire going” from the start.

Top British judges are hearing claims that the government cannot start negotiations for the UK to leave the EU without parliamentary approval.

An analyst says the US is doing its level best to save the terrorist groups in the Syrian city of Aleppo.

Matteo Renzi says the positive aspects of belonging to the EU must be balanced by the duties that come with membership.

Yemen rejects US accusations it targeted an American warship in the Red Sea, which prompted the US to strike the country’s radar sites.

Two officers are shot and critically injured in the US city of Boston in an ambush attack.

Violence erupted as the protesters were calling on the congress not to ratify the so-called Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) deal.

A commentator says Western countries’ strategy in Syria is to protect their own interests in the Middle East with the primary core objective of removing President Bashar al-Assad.

More women have claimed that US presidential nominee Donald Trump sexually abused them.

It is not clear how the Syrian refugee committed suicide, but Albakr might have hung himself in his cell.

Yemenis censure a deadly Saudi air raid against a funeral ceremony, calling for retaliatory attacks against Riyadh.

Turkey says its deployment of troops to a military camp northeast of Mosul is meant to support the residents of the Iraqi city.

The boys were carrying two bayonet-type knives when they were arrested.

The US military’s promise to retaliate for a missile attack from Yemen could drag the country into “another quagmire.”

The US military says it has launched strikes on Yemen’s radar sites.

A report says the US plans to grant Daesh terrorists free passage from Mosul and send them to Syria.

San Francisco police disproportionately target and use force against minorities, an inquiry by the US Justice Department finds out.

WikiLeaks releases a fourth batch of emails from the campaign of Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton for its “October surprise.”