
FOREIGN POLICY
US reacts to Russian jets leaving Iran base
The State Department says it is not sure if Russia has stopped using an airbase in western Iran to target terrorists in Syria.

The State Department says it is not sure if Russia has stopped using an airbase in western Iran to target terrorists in Syria.

The UN says it needs commitments from all sides, not only Russia, to start delivering aid to Syria’s divided city of Aleppo.

The Pentagon warns Damascus and Moscow that it is prepared to shoot down their planes in Syria if its forces are endangered.

Turkey says it has no clue to who was behind the recent wedding bombing in the southeastern province of Gaziantep.

Secretary of State John Kerry says the US and Russia might reach the end of their talks on Syria by the end of August.

Ankara withdraws Vienna envoy amid rising tensions.

The FBI has uncovered nearly 15,000 emails from Hillary Clinton's private server when she was secretary of state.

Brussels police shoot a woman after she seriously wounded three people with a machete.

Israeli jets attack Syria’s Golan Heights after claiming that stray fire from Syrian fighting factions landed inside Israel.

Volkswagen says production at six plants have been disrupted as a result of a dispute with two suppliers.

A German national appears in a court in Berlin for allegedly joining Daesh in Syria.

Former BBC DJ pleads guilty to 21 child sex offences spanning between 1969 and 1986.

The Iranian foreign minister says Iran and Cuba have proven that the US has failed to advance its policies through pressure.

At least one person is killed after supporters of a key political party ransacked a private television station in the southern Pakistani city of Karachi.

Yemenis launch retaliatory attacks against Saudis' military position in kingdom'w south.

Around 100 US troops have been deployed to a southern city in Afghanistan which risks falling to the Taliban militants.

The Iranian foreign minister says US sanctions on Iran and Cuba have increased the resistance might of the two nations.

German engineering giant Siemens is holding talks to invest in Iran’s petrochemical projects.