
NEWS BULLETIN
France hosts 43rd edition of colorful air show
Thousands gather in France as the country hosts the world's oldest free flight festival through the Alps.

Thousands gather in France as the country hosts the world's oldest free flight festival through the Alps.

Eighty seven staff members of the country’s spy agency are sacked over alleged links to the failed July 15 coup.

The explosions hit two different districts in the Iraqi capital, also injuring many others.

Burnley have moved up to 13th in the English Premier League Standings, following a 2-0 victory over visiting Watford.

The Talaash missile system can intercept and strike targets flying either in low, medium, or high altitudes.

Wahhabism, the radical ideology preached by Saudi clerics and inspiring terrorists worldwide, poses an even greater threat to the world than Israel, says Nasrallah.

Powerful Typhoon Megi forces more than 5,000 people to evacuate their homes in Taiwan.

Defending champions Real Madrid face a tough test against German side Borussia Dortmund at Signal Iduna Park in their 2nd group-stage game at the UEFA Champions League.

Brazil’s large graft probe expands to more senior officials from the administrations of former president, Lula da Silva and his successor, Rousseff.

Protesters have staged a rally outside the venue of the US presidential election debate in New York to demand an increase in the minimum wage.

Prominent Labour MP Andy Burnham says the UK government needs to review its discriminatory monitoring of Muslim communities.

‘We want them alive,’ shout the families of the 43 students, whose fate remains a mystery two years after disappearance.

Al-Ezz, a purported commander of the militant outfit fighting to topple the Syrian government, says the US is supporting his group.

The brief meeting came amid simmering tensions in ties between Venezuela and the United States.

FIFA has disbanded its anti-racism task force, declaring the work complete despite ongoing concerns about discriminatory behavior in 2018 World Cup host Russia.

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have had a fiery face-off during their first presidential debate at Hofstra University in New York.

Colombia's government and FARC rebels use pens made out of real bullets to sign a long-awaited peace deal.

The US has imposed sanctions on a Chinese firm and four individuals for having extensive trade ties with North Korea.