
AFGHANISTAN
52 Afghans dead in bus, tanker collision
At least 52 people are killed and 73 others injured as two buses and a fuel tanker collide on a highway in Afghanistan’s southeastern province of Ghazni.

At least 52 people are killed and 73 others injured as two buses and a fuel tanker collide on a highway in Afghanistan’s southeastern province of Ghazni.

The Israeli regime announces plans to construct a new illegal settlement in the occupied West Bank.

Leader of the Islamic Revolution says establishment of security in the society is an essential step to run the country’s affairs.

Barack Obama says his presidency hasn't created a "post-racial society" despite improved race relations in the US.

Australia's Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says the country will hold general elections on July 2.

The head of the northern branch of the Palestinian Islamic Movement, Sheikh Raed Salah, starts his nine-month prison sentence.

A senior Iranian official says Iran’s redline is Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s remaining in power until his term in office is over.

British Prime Minister David Cameron is under fire over Zac Goldsmith’s London mayoral campaign.

Honda Motor has to recall 20 million more Takata-made airbags globally.

Millions of British pounds in Syria may have ended up in Daesh hands, a report says.

Greece has "basically achieved" the goals of the reforms required by its international creditors, the European Commission says.

Takfiri Daesh terrorists reportedly besieges nearly 2,000 civilians in two villages in Iraq's embattled western province of Anbar.

Former Vice President Dick Cheney has said he will support Donald Trump as the Republican nominee for president.

A new report says Japan looks to develop the Iranian port of Chabahar.

Armed men attack a police vehicle near the Egyptian capital city of Cairo and kill eight policemen.

At least 33 people were arrested in San Francisco for protesting against police brutality.

The UK needs to stay in the European Union (EU) in order to protect its security, two ex-intelligence chiefs say.

Yemeni media reports say the US has deployed at least 200 Marines in the southern port city of Mukalla.