
POLITICS
Iran, Austria must fight terror funding
The Iranian economic minister says Iran and Austria must cooperate on stopping financial aid for terrorists.

The Iranian economic minister says Iran and Austria must cooperate on stopping financial aid for terrorists.

Over 40 people are killed in rocket attacks by militants in Syria’s northwestern city of Aleppo.

Portuguese professional football club Benfica seeks to hire Iranian striker Sardar Azmoun.

Iran’s national soccer team moves up three places to the 39th spot in the latest FIFA rankings.

A British shadow minister has slammed the ruling Conservatives for bankrolling big money.

Turkey declares a curfew near the southeastern city of Diyarbakir ahead of a military operation against the PKK.

The Iranian president congratulates the national volleyball team over qualification for the 2016 Summer Olympics.

Boko Haram militants kill 32 troops in an attack on a Niger military post on the border with Nigeria.

Iran’s national basketball team claims the 14th edition of West Asian Basketball Association (WABA) Championship in Jordan.

The US and Japan sign an MoU on the unrestricted sales of Japanese weapons parts to America.

A helicopter crash in eastern Indonesia leaves the pilot dead and three passengers critically wounded.

Iraqi troops regain control of Saqlawiyah City near Daesh-held Fallujah.

France acknowledges abuse of Central African civilians by its troops.

Syrian government troops advance past the provincial borders of Raqqa which is the self-declared capital of Daesh Takfiris.

A Syrian activist says it is hypocritical of Amnesty International to be pushing for Europe to accept Syrian refugees while not pushing for a halt on sanctions on Syria.

Syrian army forces liberate a strategic hilltop in Hama Province from foreign-backed militants.

The US invasion of Iraq paved the way for terrorist groups like Daesh to flourish in the Middle East, says a political activist.

Bahraini regime forces launch a manhunt after 20 inmates escape a prison facility.