
ENERGY
Iran gets first petchem export cash
Iran says it has received payments for the first exports of petrochemical products in five years through an international bank in Spain.

Iran says it has received payments for the first exports of petrochemical products in five years through an international bank in Spain.

The Saudi Arabian diplomatic mission to Baghdad renews operation after 25 years, the kingdom's Al Arabiya TV says.

Muslim bodies worldwide condemn Saudi Arabia’s execution of top Shia cleric sheikh Nimr Baqr al-Nimr.

Mohammad Khodakarami, a top Iranian aviation official, says the country's airlines have submitted no request to purchase planes from Russia.

Leading US lawmakers, including supporters of the nuclear deal with Iran, slam the Obama administration for delaying new sanctions on Tehran.

Police opens fire on a man who drove his car at troops guarding a mosque in southeastern France.

Saudi Interior Ministry says it executes 47 people, including prominent Shia cleric Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr.

A bomber detonates his explosives at a popular restaurant in the Somali capital, killing himself and at least three others.

Saudi authorities arrest a man over unrest in the Shia-dominated Qatif region.

Fifteen people have drowned after an unlicensed ferry capsized in Egypt's Nile river north of Cairo overnight, the government says.

Speculations are rising that regional airlines will soon find themselves in intense rivalry as Iran's aviation market opens with the removal of the sanctions.

At least eight inmates are killed in a riot at an overcrowded Guatemalan jail.

Demonstrators stage rallies across Bahrain to demand democratic reforms and release of all political detainees.

Opponents of Donald Trump took to the skies Friday with a series of skywriting messages against the Republican presidential front-runner.

Another member of the Nigerian Islamic Movement has died in custody due to the lack of medical attention.

Unknown gunmen in army uniforms launch an attack on an Indian air force base.

As the United States marks over six years without a rise in the federal minimum wage , 14 states and several cities have decided to marginally increase their workers' wages.

The Illinois National Guard was ordered to help over floods as the storms death toll in the US Midwest has reached 23.