
ENERGY
Iran negotiating oil deal with Poland
Mohsen Qamsari, the director for international affairs of the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC), says talks are underway to sell oil to Poland through long-term deals.

Mohsen Qamsari, the director for international affairs of the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC), says talks are underway to sell oil to Poland through long-term deals.

Iranian male and female cyclists have collected 4 more medals at the ACC Track Asia Cup 2016 in Thailand.

Matthew, the most powerful Atlantic storm since 2007, has left a path of carnage from the Caribbean up the US Southeast coast.

Israeli authorities say the abductees were trying to participate in ceremonies to remember the assailant who was shot dead by Israeli forces.

Iran's chief Armed Forces spokesman says Saudi Arabia and its allies will not measure up to Iran's military might.

Russia’s military says it is to build a permanent naval base at Syria’s Tartus.

Suspected rebels, allegedly loyal to the exiled rebel leader, kill 21 people in South Sudan.

Donald Trump's running mate, Mike Pence, says he will not quit the Republican campaign.

A senior IRGC commander says the US and Israel are directly liable for Saudi Arabia’s deadly airstrike in the Yemeni capital of Sana’a.

Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has held a meeting with security chiefs in Karbala for the Ashura mourning rituals.

Iraq’s federal court rules against Abadi’s reforms in cabinet posts.

The national Iranian men’s kabaddi team has conquered Thailand 64-23 at the 2016 Kabaddi World Cup in India.

Moscow is reportedly in negotiations with Cairo to lease military facilities near the Mediterranean.

Turkish police fire tear gas at a group of pro-Kurdish activists trying to mark the first anniversary of a deadly bomb attack in Ankara.

President Obama says Trump’s “disturbing” remarks against women showed he is unqualified for presidency.

Several scuffles broke out as taxi drivers in Lisbon confronted vehicles they claimed were working with passenger-locating apps.

The Ethiopian government says elements causing the recent violence in the country were being armed, trained and funded by groups in Eritrea, Egypt and other states.

The rebels from suspected members of Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) from Uganda.