TURKEY
Turkey’s Zaman to live on in Germany
Top Turkish opposition paper, Zaman, vows to live on in German exile.
LATEST
ECONOMY
Obama hits back at left, right criticism
US President Barack Obama hits back at critics of his Wall Street policies, arguing his laws “have worked.”
INTERVIEWS
‘Biden not truthful about Syria’
Joe Biden's recent comments on Syria conflict shows the US is not being honest about the war against Daesh, says an analyst.
SOMALIA
‘US drone attack kills 150 in Somalia’
Over 150 al-Shabab militants are killed in a US drone attack in Somalia, the Pentagon says.
BRAZIL
Opposition is behind crisis: Rousseff
Brazil's Rousseff blames the country’s political crisis on her opponents.
MORE
Spain court rules out Podemos Iran link
Spain’s top court has dismissed allegations that the country’s leftist party Podemos received funding from Iran.
MILITARY
Daesh urges attacks on US officials
Daesh hackers release yet another batch of personal data belonging to American officials.
BUSINESS
Oil prices rise over US job data
Oil prices rally again due to strong US jobs growth and reduction in the country's crude drilling activities.
POLITICS
'Only diplomacy will settle Syria crisis'
Senior Iranian and Russian diplomats say the Syrian crisis should be settled through diplomacy.
SYRIA
‘Turkey shelling Syria Kurdish fighters’
A Syrian Kurdish group says Turkey fires shells at its fighters in Syria's Aleppo.
FOREIGN POLICY
No military solution for Syria: Biden
Joe Biden says the years-long conflict in Syria has no military solution and will only be resolved through politics.
SOCIETY
Email inventor Tomlinson dies at 74
Ray Tomlinson, the inventor of email, dies at the age of 74.
FOREIGN POLICY
6 in 10 Americans favor Israel: Poll
About 6 in 10 Americans say their sympathies lie more with the Israelis than with the Palestinians, according to a new poll.
POLITICS
Imam Reza shrine gets new custodian
Ayatollah Khamenei appoints Ebrahim Raeisi as the new chief custodian of the Astan Quds Razavi.
EGYPT
‘Hezbollah blacklisting suits Israel’
The son of Egypt’s late president Gamal Abdel Nasser blasts [P]GCC’s blacklisting of Hezbollah as pro-Israeli move.
ECONOMY
Supreme Court upholds Apple ebooks ruling
The US Supreme Courts upholds a ruling about Apple being part of a price-fixing conspiracy for electronic books.
EU
Greece to build more refugee centers
Greece's government says it plans to build more shelters for refugees.
EGYPT
Blast kills 2 policemen in Egypt's Sinai
A roadside bombing claimes lives of at least two Egyptian policemen in restive Sinai Peninsula.
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website