
SYRIA
'US airstrikes kill 15 Syrian civilians'
Airstrikes carried out by a US-led coalition purporting to fight Daesh have killed at least 15 civilians in Syria, a report says.

Airstrikes carried out by a US-led coalition purporting to fight Daesh have killed at least 15 civilians in Syria, a report says.

Iran’s oil minister says the country’s recent crude upsurge has not negatively affected the market.

Saudi Arabia sentences 14 Shias to death after convicting them of attacks on police in the Shia-populated area of Qatif in Eastern Province.

The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) says as many as 20,000 children run the risk of being forced to fight for Daesh inside the central Iraq city of Fallujah.

Organization of American States urges an emergency meeting to evaluate Venezuela's respect for democracy.

An Iranian delegation has struck economic agreements worth over a billion dollars in Finland and Poland.

North Korea begins a 200-day battle to boost the country's economy.

Forces aligned with Libya’s new unity government push Daesh out of two towns within a matter of two days.

The pound has decreased markedly against the dollar after a new poll showing the Leave campaign ahead in the EU referendum.

Turkish police clash with activists holding a rally to mark the anniversary of the Gezi protests in Istanbul.

Bernie Sanders says Donald Trump is an “incredibly dangerous person” who “has already significantly damaged this country.”

A Bahraini court upholds death sentences for three activists.

The European Court of Justice advises that companies be allowed to ban the headscarf.

US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter left the country Tuesday for an Asian security summit in Singapore.

A new report says a Norwegian energy company is after a major gas deal with Iran.

Over a third of Americans and nearly half of Brits say Israel deserves to be globally boycotted under the BDS movement for its atrocities against the Palestinian people, a poll shows.

New polls show British voters are moving towards voting to leave the European Union in June's referendum.

Abductions by UK’s foreign intelligence service MI6 led to a “prolonged breakdown” in ties with MI5, the domestic agency, at the time of former Prime Minister Tony Blair, a new report reveals.