
POLITICS
S Africa president to make key Iran visit
South African President Jacob Zuma will make a state visit to Iran to cement fraternal relations.

South African President Jacob Zuma will make a state visit to Iran to cement fraternal relations.

The number of refugees arriving in the EU from Turkey could be on the rise, the IOM says.

US President Barack Obama will visit Hiroshima after a G7 summit in Japan next month, Japan's Nikkei newspaper said on Friday.

Syria's chief negotiator in peace talks will hold another meeting with UN Special Envoy in Geneva on Monday.

Dozens of Iraqis returning to Ramadi are killed by mines planted by Daesh terrorists.

The US suicide rate has risen sharply over the past 15 years, according to a federal report released on Friday.

Iran and the P5+1 hold their 1st joint commission meeting after the JCPOA implementation.

Three Turkish soldiers fall in a PKK attack in Turkey’s eastern province of Tunceli.

A new poll shows Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump leads his rivals in California by 18 points.

A former Saudi spy chief says relationship between Riyadh and Washington has irrevocably changed.

Yemen’s Houthi Ansarullah movement and militiamen loyal to former President Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi exchange hundreds of prisoners.

At least nine people are killed and 25 injured after a bomb explosion inside a Shia mosque southwest of Baghdad.

Hundreds of Verizon workers walk off their jobs over wages and working conditions.

Hamas deploys fores along the Gaza border with Egypt to improve security in the area.

A massive explosion happens at a facility storing chemicals and fuel in eastern China, without causing any casualties.

Israel is building a new wall on the Lebanese border, citing what it claims are security threats from Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah.

Democratic frontrunner Clinton says there are just too many guns in the US.

Turkey’s supreme court of appeals overturns the conviction of 275 people allegedly involved in plotting a coup d’état against the government.