
IRAQ
Daesh kills 25 Iraqis with nitric acid
The Daesh terrorist group kills 25 people in Iraq’s northern city of Mosul using nitric acid.

The Daesh terrorist group kills 25 people in Iraq’s northern city of Mosul using nitric acid.

The CEO of the largest American companies on average made 335 times more money than US rank-and-file workers last year, according to a new study.

A British military court has convicted four Royal Marines of torturing a colleague.

Local and national train traffic in France is disrupted due to an industrial action by railway workers.

Iran condemns the recent wave of deadly terror attacks targeting areas in and around the Iraqi capital.

The national Iranian men’s junior handball team loses 28-31 to CSKA Kyiv of Ukraine in a friendly match.

At least one policeman is killed and 10 others are injured in two bomb explosions in the troubled city of Peshawar in northwestern Pakistan.

Russian aircraft deliver almost 40 tonnes of humanitarian aid to the besieged Syrian city of Dayr al-Zawr.

Iranian football team Tractor slumps to Al Nasr of the United Arab Emirates in round of 16 of the 2016 AFC Champions League.

The death toll from the devastating floods and landslides in Sri Lanka hits 35.

Turkey rules out making changes to its anti-terror law as demanded by the EU.

America’s public schools are increasingly segregated by race and social class, according to new findings by the US government.

The Iranian and Croatian presidents say the two countries should boost cooperation to eliminate terror threats.

Iranian cyclist Ghader Mizbani claims the top spot at the end of the fifth stage of the 31st edition of Tour of Iran (Azarbaijan).

Following the recent spate of bombings in Baghdad, senior Iraqi cleric Sadr slams the government for failing to provide security.

A powerful 6.7-magnitude earthquake strikes western Ecuador.

Turkish jets bomb southeastern Turkey and northern Iraq, killing 10 people, sources say.

UN refugee agency warns that millions of refugees worldwide are in risk of becoming homeless.