
SYRIA
‘Syria swaps militants for Russian bodies’
Syria begins freeing 169 militants in exchange for the bodies of five people shot down in a Russian helicopter in August.

Syria begins freeing 169 militants in exchange for the bodies of five people shot down in a Russian helicopter in August.

A prominent US human rights organization has held a rally in Washington DC to protest the sale of American weapons to Saudi Arabia.

US President Barack Obama has offered Saudi Arabia $115 billion in arms sales, a report seen by Reuters has found.

The founder and CEO of the world’s largest coffee-shop chain puts full weight behind Clinton.

Three tanks and several armored vehicles belonging to the terrorists were also destroyed and 150 militants were killed in the Syrian army operations.

Israeli war planes bomb Syria’s Golan Heights for the second time in less than a week.

A vote is coming this week to the US House of Representatives on a bill that would allow family members of the 9/11 victims to sue the government of Saudi Arabia, an official says.

British Prime Minister Theresa May defends selling arms to Saudi Arabia during war on impoverished Yemen.

Protests against the new president were held in various cities across the country, with the biggest rally in Sao Paulo, where tens of thousands of people marched through the city’s center.

Protesters from “Disabled People Against Cuts” stage a sit-down in front of Westminster Bridge in London.

Scrambling of jets to intercept US spy planes was “in strict accordance with international flight rules,” says Russia's Defense Ministry.

Britain is set to start building a wall in the northern French port of Calais to stop refugees jumping on trucks.

Donald Trump’s running mate acknowledges that US President Barack Obama was born in the US.

The Iraqi forces also seized a vehicle heading towards Baghdad and transporting a large amount of munitions and explosives in Diyala.

Turkey expels new officers and soldiers as part of its crackdown on people linked to the July 15 coup attempt.

Washington has expanded the list of sanctions against Russian firms and individuals.

An American analyst says there is mounting evidence that the World Trade Center was destroyed by a small nuclear device on 9/11.

A new armed group vows to launch raids near Niger's rich uranium mines.